The Arts

Ulayi’s new book explores social security as driver of national development

By Osa Mbonu-Amadi Emmanuel Ulayi’s 2026 treatise, Rethinking Social Security in Nigeria: Role of the NSITF, makes a timely and compelling case for elevating social security from a welfare afterthought to a core strategy for national development. The book is arranged into 16 chapters under the following subheadings: Social Security and Social Protection in Context, […]
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Ugiomoh is Chair of 2018 LIMCAF jury

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.

Understanding why nations fail

Nigeria, and other countries similar to it, is poor because it has been ruled by a narrow elite that have organised society for their own benefit at the expense of the people

CORA/NLNG Book Party holds at Terra kulture

Following the release of long list of playwrights competing for N35.7 million cash award for the Nigeria Prize for Literature 2018, the ninth edition of CORA-The Nigeria Prize for Literature Book Party, was held to honour the 11 authors.

Ololade Ebong: The making of an elite female cinematographer

Ololade Ebong is an artist from Lagos State and a graduate of Theatre and Performing Arts from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State. In pursuit of her career as Theatre and Performing artist, she was privileged to participate in cinematography practical field workshop at the National Film Institute in Jos, Plateau State. This was where she developed interest in cinematography.

“A small bottle of stout a day keeps the doctor away”

I got married in 2002 while teaching at Ebun Oluwa and Veritas College but I had met my wife long before that time,  though I never knew she was the woman I was going to marry. It was at 9 Awofodu Street, Pedro, Palmgrove, Lagos. I still marvel at how such a little place as 9 Awofodu had profoundly shaped my life.

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