Bob Nosa, a Nigerian Visual Artist who went on residency programme to Argentina, on Saturday said he was able to collaborate with an Argentine artist, Silvia Flora Fay.

The stage is glamorous, lit up magnificently and has three other mini platforms from which the drummers can perform. The stage also has two large screens from which the audience receive additional information on the performers introduced by the masters of ceremony who were smartly dressed in white and ash native attires.

The Director-General of National Council for Arts and Culture, NCAC, Otunba Olusegun Runsewe, recently hosted some stakeholders in the culture, arts and tourism sectors from different parts of the country in Abuja where they brainstormed on the theme: Rebranding culture and tourism in Africa: The Nigerian vision. The NCAC management team, tour operators, and travel agents were also present.

Francis Ewherido’s Life Lessons from Mudipapa poses the same challenge as Omotoso’s book. Although it is weaned off historical details, the book is replete with real life events, characters, dates and places to the extent that its appropriation of facts is not in doubt.

Using the name Jesus does not guarantee answer or not to your prayers; Easter is a sham, a fraud and a scam etc.” These were some of the comments that aroused the curiosity of the audience at the launch of, I am Yeshua, a new book written by Chidimma Osuchukwu.