Onifade’s When Love Calls exploring Intimacy
Between What We See and What We Feel: Ololade Oletubo unveils ‘Mixed Reality’ in London
Artwork exhibition in London captures trauma of Nigerian youths
The battle against ills in Born under a bad sign
Art X Lagos fair has revitalised Nigerian art – Mama Nike
Chimamanda Adichie’s creative workshop back with a new name
Lyno World exhibition for NYSC members opens
Foundation empowers schools with learning materials
Race for LIMCAF overall winner begins with zonal exhibitions
Audacious Journalism: Anietie Usen’s chronicles of art, style and depth
EDOFEST to promote return of stolen Benin Artefacts
Ancient Igbo community set to abolish Osu Caste system
When Leonardo Da Vinci, Machiavelli and Cesare Borgia met
We capture the essence of all emotions through art — Gbadebo and Atunbi
Love Outside Home: A teenager’s account of domestic violence

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SubscribeThe author who has a dream to become president
In this book, A Life of Courage & Discipline, published by Adio Strategy and Communication, Adamu Garba, the author, tells the story of his life and teaches youths that their dreams can be achieved through hard work and discipline.
Unanswered questions from Obong Attah’s Resource Control discourse
THIS is a 156 page publication by Obong (Arc) Victor Bassey Attah, former governor of Akwa Abasi Ibom State and chief apostle of the resource control movement. It is a revised version of the original book of essays which was first published by Obong Attah in 2004.
Trained by the first professor of journalism in Nigeria
By the end of 1997, I left 9 Awofodu again, this time, never to return, to go and live in a four-bedroom flat at 16 Igbo-elerin Road, Okokomaiko, from where my younger brother had packed out and traveled abroad.
At ANA patrons’ night, stakeholders set agenda to improve reading culture
THE Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, Lagos chapter, has been urged to seek ways of addressing fundamental issues facing the decline of reading culture among Nigerians.
$100,000 Literature Prize, and the winner is…
The battle for who carts home the $1000 prize money for the 2018 edition of The Nigeria Prize for Literature competition draws to a final stage following the release of a shortlist of three by the Advisory Board for the prestigious prize.
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