‘The Asholio Heritage’: Documenting history, identity and life of Asholio people
Americanah, Things Fall Apart, make Obama’s favourite 2018 book list
The passport of Mallam Ilia’s animation movie underway
Chinua Achebe Cultural Centre coming to Ogidi community
Rainbow spreads the joy of reading
Telling our children the truth on Armed Forces Day
Voice of media, voice of the people …in celebration of six million strongman, Aare Gani Adams
The return of The Piano Teacher
‘Made in Nigeria’: Telling our history with 22 Poems
My vision for Nigeria’s tourism industry—Coker
Obumese’s book proposes new system of government
Artist calls for more research into Nigerian arts and culture
I’m always glad to showcase Nigerian Culture on anything — Laolu
Prof Akpata’s Sand, Sun and Surprises unveiled in Lagos
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Subscribe2018: Great year for arts & culture, more funding needed in 2019
Rivers 2018 went down in history as a classical example of what value good funding of arts and culture events can bring to the nation’s socio-political and economic table
Gutmann’s book, The Slaughter opens can of worms for China
Involuntary organ harvesting is illegal under Chinese law. But, in 1984, a new regulation made it legal to remove organs from executed prisoners. Dr. Enver Tohti, an ethnic and former organ transplant surgeon in China in the mid-90s, is now a whistleblower speaking out about the surgery he participated in. Tohti testified before the joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Trade in July of 2017.
If I come again, I will be a teacher, says 89-year-old author, Dr. Akpan Abasi
Prominent sons and daughters of Akwa Ibom State, cutting across the political class, traditional institutions, the academia, and cultural groups gathered recently to celebrate and extol one of their own, 89-year-old Dr. Akpan Abasi Ikoiwak for his contributions to the development of the state and humanity.
The Dreamer, The Traitor And The Forgotten: A Football Themed Children’s book by Augusta Okon
The Dreamer, The Traitor and The Forgotten is the latest children’s book from film critic and Adaptation advocate, Augusta Okon. The sports based book hinged primarily on the game of football, which is a departure from the norm, explores the world of a child as a young dreamer with the desire to shape his future and leave his footprints in the sands of time.
New Year Essay: Giving, even when you don’t have
Some people go so broke they cannot find ordinary N20 in their house until may be the next envelope or alert comes in.
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