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The Legend Of Inikpi set to hit cinemas
Nollywood star, Mercy Johnson Okojie, has released the trailer for her first produced full-length feature, The Legend of Inikpi, which will premiere on January 19 and hit cinemas across Nigeria and Ghana on January 24.
2 days ago  
Young musicians should prepare for future, says Ikwue
2 days ago  
One of Nigeria’s foremost musicians, Sir Bongos Ikwue, has admonished the younger generations of artists to apply wisdom and save for the rainy days.
Life and times of ballerina, Adetoun
2 days ago  
Though Adetoun Olusola Sote is no more, the arts community will not forget in a hurry the lady that was in love with ballet.
New talents emerge in Edo government’s creative hub initiative, to benefit from distribution, exhibition deals
12 Jan  
Renowned film director and culture activist, Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen, has commended the state government for encouraging filmmaking in the state...
Changing Nigeria’s copyright narrative for wealth creation
8 Jan  
The Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), as the Federal regulatory and enforcement agency charged with all copyright matters under the Copyright Act, has said it is committed to a strong, balanced and efficient copyright system that is able.....
In Emotan, sacrifice, greed take centre stage
8 Jan  
Benin City, popularly known for its rich cultural heritage, has produced brave women of history. Emotan, the highly revered Bini woman, is one of them.Emotan was a strong market woman who traded in foodstuffs around the 15th century at the Oba Market .....
Culture promotion, philanthropic strides of Oni-Okpaku
8 Jan  
Arts and culture appreciation in the country suffered a loss when the demise of Chief (Mrs.) Aino Oni-Okpaku was announced. Oni-Okpaku, a Swedish, who married a Nigerian, was the proprietress of one Nigeria’s oldest arts and culture outlets, Quintessence, in Lagos.
How cultural activism, women’s rights define Moremi The Musical Reloaded
1 Jan  
Stage plays, especially sophisticated and excellently delivered ones, are gradually taking a flight from Nigerian theatre. Worse still, a form of art like music
90 years after, Aba women’s riot remembered in August Meeting
1 Jan  
Ninety years after the women of Oloko led a war to speak against the injustice and violence towards women, Raconteur Productions,
In Raw Intuition, Nzekwe takes sculptural probe of humanity
1 Jan  
Against the backdrop of increasing socio-economic challenges, Philip Nzekwe takes a sculptural probe into people’s behavioural patterns.
Mama Mia brings fun to MUSON stage
1 Jan  
Shell Hall, Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) Centre, Lagos, has continued to attract theatre goers in droves, as they troop in to watch the ongoing musical drama, Mama Mia
Baiting unmarried ladies, gentlemen in Ultimate Love
29 Dec  
It was Jane Austen, who in the opening lines of her book, Pride and Prejudice, affirmed that, “It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune
Tribute concert for Fela’s drummer, Tony Allen
29 Dec  
Ace Afrobeat drummer and former member of Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s band, Tony Allen, will be honoured today