The study focused on the 2015 presidential election in Nigeria, and in particular the media campaigns of the two dominant political parties that sought the votes of Nigerians. These parties were the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, led by President Goodluck Jonathan and the All Progressives Congress, APC, led by General Muhammadu Buhari.

The Association of Women in Culture, Arts and Music Industry, AWICAMI, last week ended a five-day creative workshop aimed at helping Nigerian women acquire creative skills for income generation.

AFTER several years of theoretical work as a lecturer, award-winning painter and a 2005 University of Nigeria, Nsukka graduate of Fine and Applied Arts, Ngozi Omeje is set to practicalise some of her experiences in the wider world in an ambitious new installation work entitled: Connecting Deep, an exhibition of recent work by the ceramist.

The fair which will hold from 2nd to 4th November 2018 at The Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos is one of the most important art fairs on the continent, showcasing the best and most innovative contemporary art from the African continent and Diaspora, with the intention of widening Nigeria’s connection to the international contemporary art scene.

All is now set for the 2018 Life In My City Art Festival, LIMCAF grand finale. And as part of steps to give the festival the attention it deserves, the organisrs have appointed Prof. Frank Ugiomoh, art historian, sculptor and printmaker as the Chairman of the 2018 Life In My City Art Festival National Jury Panel.