Mixed Reality: Ololade Oletubo’s London solo exhibition celebrates community, culture and shared humanity
On 1st September, 2026, Afrahouse Gallery in London hosted Mixed Reality, a solo exhibition by artist Ololade Oletubo, bringing together a vibrant body of work centred on community, cultural identity and the everyday relationships that bind people together. Held at the gallery’s Haddo Street space, the exhibition presented Oletubo’s distinctive figurative practice through energetic compositions, […]
Jagagba, Abdul-Qudus Ibrahim’s play wins N1million 2nd BFC prize
BEETA Universal Arts Foundation (BUAF) led by the award winning actress and producer Bikiya Graham-Douglas demonstrated its mission to take art to the next level with a successful hosting of the 2nd edition of Beeta Playwright Competition (BPC) which produced another winner in the person of Abdul-Qudus Ibrahim, who beat nine other finalists to smile home with the sum of N1,000, 000 with his play, Jagagba.
Creative writing: Skulls and Bullets
Everything is black, pitch black. Struggling to breathe under the weight of this hood over my head; Moments ago I was grabbed, tied, gagged, hooded and thrown into a van.
Why the arts are important in education
They too dramatically changed the way people see, interact with and understand the world around them. Picasso changed the way people viewed art. It didn’t have to be perfect to be art. Mozart was a child prodigy. His work influenced the work of others – and continues to do so.
I tell the story of my life with my sculptures – Aidelokha Iziogba
Cats are normal animals like other animals, and I love them; maybe, all those superstitions people have about cats made me to be curious and fascinated with them
NCAC charges Nigerians on peaceful 2019 elections
Critical stakeholders and indeed all Nigerians, have been encouraged to embrace the long tested culture of peace during and after the conduct of the 2019 general elections.
