By Osa Amadi The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the entire world, especially the arts, culture, and tourism sector, both for good and for bad. Man, right from the beginning of creation, had survived unfavorable conditions of the planet earth as a result of his ability to adapt to changes in the environment. Adaptation is exactly […]

By Chukwuma Ajakah Arts and culture journalist, Udemma Chukwuma makes a case for neglected children with her maiden novel, Left with Shadows, which mirrors the plight of millions of youngsters from broken homes, through the pathetic story of Nwakaego, whose dream of attaining a good education is thwarted after her migration to Lagos. Left with […]

By Osa Amadi The Eddy Eguavoen Foundation, organisers of Lagos: City of water, an architecture competition, has called for entries from recent graduates and students of architecture to design an innovative building, structure, master plan, or design solution for the future of Lagos on water. According to the foundation, contestants are encouraged to respond to […]

The oil and gas industry has been strengthened and elevated with simplified vocabulary to promote effective communication aimed at improved business transactions and processes. The bolstered language is contained in a new book, entitled, The Language of Oil & Gas, and it is specifically designed to assist industry players and non-experts with a clear understanding […]

By Chukwuma Ajakah Nigeria’s prolific writer, artist, and clinical psychologist, Obu Udeozo has added an inspiring novel, Living Dreams as a follow-up to his award-winning poetry collections and literary criticism publications. Known more for his foray in other genres, including painting, the 2006 Winner of The Pat Utomi Book Prize Award for Poetry in Nigeria, […]