Jahman Anikulapo

Education in Nigeria has suffered greatly from past institutional neglect, policy somersaults, poor implementation, a gaping funding deficit etc. All of these shortcomings hinder the nation’s ability to grow the …

The DG informed the delegates about the upcoming NAFEST 2025, which will be hosted by Enugu State in November. He further highlighted the importance of other flagship programmes of the …

The festival, produced by the non-profit BlackStar Projects, showcases the work of film-makers of colour, earning it the nickname, the “Black Sundance” by Ebony Magazine. Last year, more than 15,000 …

At the end of the third edition of #CORALiteraryseason, one message rang clear: Weep Not, Child is more than a novel. It is a lens, a lament, and a legacy. …

Taking place from November 10–16, 2025, at Kongi’s Harvest Hall, Freedom Park, during the Lagos Book & Art Festival (LABAF), this year’s edition bears the compelling theme, ‘State Repression and …

With Olaseinde Odimayo, it isn’t always about profit. There is his prominent compassionate side, especially when he is dealing with up and coming artists who need help and reassurance that …

While we concede that there has been a breakdown of the rule of law in Africa, there have been instances where the rule of law has taken precedence; nations like …

Selected from over 3,000 submissions worldwide, “Ema/Ude” explores traditional tattoo culture of the Esan people in Edo State, Nigeria, which serves as both a curative and artistic practice, particularly for …

Africa is struggling with its history and present, but it is also starting to see fresh ideas developing that are redefining wealth and power from the global perspective. Sharing African …

…we must as a people of faith accept the fact of our own mortality, “momento mori”, and take solace in the worthy life of impact and illumination that Pa Adebanjo …