‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry is unvarnished truth
June 12 in the animal kingdom
Artwork that speaks for the environment
Mountain of Yesterday: Elders divided over Amina
Norway to digitise Nigerian literature
Irikefe’s handbook for unemployed unveiled
Sam Igbe appraisal of Nigerian Education in print
Mountain of Yesterday: Death strikes
Irikefe’s handbook for unemployed unveiled
Let these monuments speak

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I am fulfilled as an artist — Olu Amoda
In this brief chat with Vanguard Arts Editor, OSA AMADI, Olu Amoda shares the inner workings of his creative mind, draws a parallel between his urban style and the spiritual connection with steel, especially the ogun mythology.
Maryam’s insight: Nuggets of Excellence for Teenagers
On April 29, 2017, over 1000 students gathered at the Lagos State Model College, Badore, to learn from a book titled Insight: Nuggets of Excellence for Teenagers written by their kind, Miss. Maryam Popoola, a 2016 Valedictorian of Dowen College, Lagos.
Delta civil service at a glance
The civil service is an organ created to ensure that policies and programmes of any government at any particular time are carried out. They are the engine room of every government and that is why a lot is expected of it.
Creative inspirations from POINT OF NO RETURN
At the core of this renowned artist’s installation art are the twin evils of man’s inhumanity to man and the economic gains that triggered the evil trade
Meditations on Soji Simpson’s love-torn life
Given the outcome of the poet’s life, the poem, It’s better to die in the prime of life, is considered poignant as it prophetically seems to have captured his destination
Julie Iromuanya’s portrait of sorrows of immigrants
In this America. Everything is supposed to fall into place. Opportunity is a ripe melon swinging from a tree…A knock on the tree, and opportunity would fall into your hands
Yaba Tech artists on mission to revive interests in local textiles
The prevailing economic situation in Nigeria is actually driving many to look inward by utilising indigenous resources and locally made goods especially in the textile industry.
The agonies of a wordsmith in a precarious profession
Laptop is where it is named for – on a cushioned plank balanced on my lap – for medical reasons, so I was advised, and tapping the keys, punching out random recollections to rid me of my mild “black dog.”
The Call, Raising Daughters in a Changing World, unveiled
In a bid to proffer solutions on the prevalent situations in the country today and also improve father-daughter relationship in the society, Chinedum Akiti-Diego has come up with two new books titled; “The Call” and “Raising Daughters in a Changing World” unveiled at her 40th birth day celebration in Lagos.

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