The 2018 START Art Fair hosted by the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London ended on a good note, with three cutting edge contemporary artists from Nigeria, capturing socio-political and emotional trauma experienced by Nigerian youths.

Dr. Philomena Bivese-Djebah, a certified marriage counsellor and founder of Joyful Tears Initiative, recently launched her first book titled: Ofunneka. The event took place at the Governor’s Place, Omole Phase 1, Ikeja Lagos, before friends and family members who had come to show their love and support.

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.

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.

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.