Otoki in landscapes of my fatherland
For the second time in 30 years of practice, Oluwafemi Otoki will be staging his second solo show. His first, This Land Is Not For Sale, was in 2022 at the Signature
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Misrepresentations in Awori history : Need for urgent action
Historian and other agents saddled with the responsibilities of keeping records of past events have become victims of misrepresentation through the antics of vested - interest in our midst. Unfortunately, the truth
Ben Oramalugo: ‘Why i wrote Custom Administration in Nigeria’
The Comptroller of Custom in charge of Kebbi Area Command, Dr. Ben Oramalugo, has given reasons for his book titled, Custom Administration In Nigeria.
Entries open for 2023 LIMCAF as N6.4 million up for grab
Rising from a meeting recently, which aimed to express its appreciation, especially to main sponsors, MTN Foundation and Ford Foundation, as well as the patrons, whose continued interventions, support and encouragement have
Peace Anyiam-Osigwe: So long, my publisher
The tears welled up. And then dropped. I did not bother to dab or wipe off. The same way it happened when I lost my junior brother, Gideon, three years ago. I
Let’s watch The Green Comet: And commune with our black ancestors!
“Beautiful,” the bearded Italian offered, after a fuzzy sphere of light— with faint rays streaming from it—appeared on the black screen. “Very beautiful. A very rewarding experience.”
Spare… How soap opera around Prince Harry’s memoir will affect royal brand
As one of the world’s most famous brands, the British royal family has a strong, tailored narrative of patronages, pageantry and people. The monarchy has long demonstrated its value in contemporary consumer
Onitsha Ado N’idu: Origin, cultural perspective
In about 1520, when the Onitsha people probably migrated from Benin, it is likely that they came with the Ozo title taking as part of their culture, which they had been practicing
Ijebu Fashion Festival charts path to sustainability, social change
A host of designers recently converged on Ago-Iwoye for the Ijebu Fashion Festival. The gathering brought a large number of people together. The organizer put together young minds in the creative industry
For Asaba war victims, RDG institutes Memorial Park
Recently, a group show curated by Otsholeng Poo, and convened by the Isama Ajie of Asaba, Chief Chuck Nduka-Eze, titled, Asaba Memorial, ended at the Red Door Gallery Victoria Island, Lagos. The
Case for sustainability of The NLNG -sponsored prizes
What has literature got to do with the World Cup, the Olympic Games, the Oscars, The Emmy’s and other great common good projects embarked upon by nations? First, literature belongs squarely in