Freedom’s review of ‘Judge Me on a Blank Page’ by Fatai Kehinde
For Kolade Olanrewaju Freedom, an editor and adjunct lecturer at Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos, Fatai Kehinde's Judge Me on a Blank Page is not shy about its argument.
SPAR rewards Mariam Kayode as Best Child Actor at Real Times Film Festival
IN line with its commitment towards encouraging youngsters in the creative industry to aspire to greater heights, SPAR has rewarded Mariam Kayode for her role as the Best Child Actor in the movie, The Coffin Salesman directed by Imoh Umoren at the third edition of the RealTime Film Festival.
Reading must be a habit before it becomes a culture —Bisi Adewale
B isi Adewale is a family coach and marriage counsellor. A prolific writer who has written over 92 bestselling books on family life. He is also an international speaker on marriage, parenting and family life and host of Family Life-Line on radio and television and the host of popular Lagos Singles and Married Conference.
You can’t do well in any discipline if you’re not a reader – Prof. Adimora-Ezeigbo
The importance of reading especially in the 21st Century was once again brought to the fore at the reading event hosted by the Department of English, Faculty of Arts, Lagos State University, LASU, in honour of Nigeria’s prolific writer and scholar, Professor Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo.
I draw a lot of inspiration from Gabriel Okara – Hon. Iworiso-Markson
Society develops more as a result of its human resources, not natural resources; look at Gabriel Okara; one single human being with the gift of creative writing, he was able to draw the attention of the world to Balyesa, to remote village, Bumoundi
Owerri-West’s Igbatu Oba Ji yam festival draws dignitaries, tourists
The traditional rulers of the 21 communities that make up Owerri-West Local Government Area of Imo State led the dignitaries, government officials and tourists to the makeshift yam barn located somewhere within the festival arena.
