Art and Life
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Glo generates joy with prizes at 2025 Ofala Festival grand finale
Globacom’s position as a major supporter of Nigerian culture got reinforced with a superlative showing at the 2025 Ofala Festival…
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Girl Child Day: 4 female writers to headline Ibadan Book Dialogue
The Ibadan Book Club (IBC), has announced that the October edition of its prestigious Ibadan Book Dialogue will feature four…
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Pardon and criminals at Tinubu Square, By Tunde Odesola
An elephant bigger than its cage – that’s Tinubu Square: Stretching the girth of Broad Street, Bequeathing a crossroads and…
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NTA set to revive iconic television series ‘Cock Crow At Dawn’
The Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) is set to bring back one of Nigeria’s most beloved television classics, Cock Crow At…
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The real reason why Things Fall Apart – Chinua Achebe’s ‘lost’ message to Africa
I have just finished re-reading Chinua Achebe’s classic novel, Things Fall Apart. The experience was even more rewarding this time…
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Three continents, two characters, one destination
Film Title: My Name is Khatri https://youtu.be/tcfpu2zlvMY?si=vmqwZWRGevA6E782 Directed by: Dilip Khatri Producers: Dilip Khatri; Kodhai Thirumalai and Kylie DeVries Film…
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Professor Fafunwa’s memory and the Artificial Intelligence challenge in Nigeria
It is an honour for me to chair the 2025 Annual Fafunwa Foundation Lecture and the 18th Postdoctoral Awards in…
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No winner for 2025 Nigeria Prize for Science as 112 submissions fall below standard
The 2025 edition of the Nigeria Prize for Science, Africa’s most prestigious scientific award sponsored by Nigeria LNG Limited, NLNG,…
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Scholars raise alarm over decline of indigenous languages
A group of researchers and university lecturers have decried the manner at which many parents abandon their indigenous languages and…
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Buried for 50years: Britain’s shameful role in the Biafran war, By Frederick Forsyth
It is a good thing to be proud of one’s country, and I am – most of the time. But…
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