Colours, culture on display as Victoria Island carnival lights up Lagos
By Prisca Sam-Duru & Onyeka Ezike Victoria Island Lagos’ daily activities, usually marked by deafening sounds from corporate engines, horrific traffic and noise from several commercial activities are being replaced by a different kind of vibe – entertainment. This is as Downtown Promotions lights up the streets of Victoria Island with its unveiling of the maiden […]
The day of the Piano teacher
I followed the truckload of armed policemen to the raid of Kristobell Junior Academy and arrest of Mr. and Mrs. Onuoha because the police needed me to show them the school.
Stanley Dudu’s Third Episode exhibition opens November 17
If you didn’t know him you would believe him to be one of the errand boys of Alexis Galleries until he begins to talk, and then you realise you have an unusually brilliant professional visual artist before you.
Ughara launches book on tradition today
“What a tradition” a novel that painted a picture of African ancient societies before and after the arrival of Christianity to be launch today at Bon hotel, Warri.
Being single: Challenges and way out
Delay in getting married, just like any other delay in life, can be a very heart- ripping and hope-drenching phase of life, especially in this part of the world. Singles are often pressured from every area to get married and this, in turn, has driven many single persons into wrong or abusive relationships.
LIPFEST explores the pains of silence to injustice, insecurity,ineqaulity
By Elizabeth Uwandu
EMOTIONS of pains of helplessness and involuntary silence over marginalization of rulers to the ruled, gender inequality, deprivation and violation of human rights and the voice of revolution and change filled the air as international and local poets demonstrated the power of words at the 2018 Lagos international poetry festival, LIPFEST which ended weekend.
