‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry is unvarnished truth
Ekanpou’s new books for presentation
ANA 1st colloquium in honour of Aderinokun holds in Lagos
On the top shelf
New book by former U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria recommends reformation of Nigeria’s military
Harvard University honours Nigerian artist who painted Obama
Zina, Ken Saro-Wiwa’s daughter regrets oil discovery in Niger-Delta
A journalist’s house of horror after retirement
Artists explore socio-political narratives of Nigeria @ 58
Mr. Onuoha surrenders his bag of money to me
Four female curators for 9th LagosPhoto Festival
From Grass to Grace: Exemplary life and times of Nwadike
Chronicles of life and public service of Rahamon Bello
Artwork exhibition in London captures trauma of Nigerian youths
Bivese-Djebah launches Ofunneka, her first book

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2018 EDO FEST: Arts & Culture coming home
Whenever lovers of football feel that England is going to win the World Cup, they will throw up the slogan: Football is coming home. Similarly, since the Edo Festival of Arts & Culture, titled EDOFEST, began last year (2017) and is about to continue this year (2018), it will not be out of place to say that Arts and Culture are coming home.
Celebrities storm Satellite Town for church’s Cultural Day
Nollywood stars, including Leo Mezie, Ijeoma Imoh and comedian, Elder O were in high spirits recently when they stormed Satellite Town, Lagos, for the annual Word and Spirit Assembly church’s Cultural Day.
The Anthill Art Gallery & Photo Studio debuts on Lagos Mainland
On October 1, Engineer Adamu Ajunam unveiled his Anthill Art Gallery and Anthill Photo Studio at 8 Nnobi Street, Masha, Surulere, Lagos, with a photo exhibition on transportation in Nigeria titled Okada – the modern transportation in Nigeria.
Laolu’s creative design of Belvedere bottle unveiled in Lagos
Award-winning performance and visual artist, Laolu Senbanjo (popularly known as‘Laolu NYC’) who has been making waves in the US, has again demonstrated his artistic prowess to his Nigerian fans with the creation of a stunning designed and handcrafted Belvedere limited-edition bottle
Spikes, nothingness and artistic failure in Tanure Ojaide’s The Activist
To reinforce and sustain their plot to underdevelope the Niger Delta, people from the different strata of the society are engaged to offer different services. Through offer of financial inducement to HRM APO I and some of his collusive chiefs, they are blinded and silenced, only routinely singing the praises of Bell Oil Company

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