The Trouble With Weekend Wives and Weekend Husbands
At exactly 3.50pm, Onoseh starting clearing up her table. She did everything simultaneously; shutting down her computer, arranging her files...
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Onitsha culture is alive in ‘Ambivalence’
A large part of the rich cultural heritage of the Onitsha people of South Eastern Nigeria is embedded in their...
Would your native language go extinct with this generation?
Do you speak your native language at home always, sometimes or not at all? There is a growing concern that...
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Segun Adefila has proven that he is on top of his act. With a degree in Theatre Arts...
Showcasing Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage through ‘Rare and Large’ collection
Ekasa, a cultural heritage of the Benin people Massive and outstanding describe the works in the collection at the...
An art patron’s life’s lessons for success
I spent my Sunday evening in a very entertaining way for the first time after so much running around during...
World AIDS Day: Need for Behaviour Change and Care For PLWHA
“Global success in combating HIV/AIDS must be measured by its impact on our children and young people. Are they getting...
Art festival goes live for Goethe@50years in Nigeria
The next big event on Nigeria’s art scene is definitely celebrations of Goethe Nigeria 50 years anniversary. The art community...
My most memorable book is ‘ Olowolaiyemo’– Onifade
Mufu Onifade is a dramatic painter. His sense of style is unique when he handles his brush on canvas. An author of books and...
Mothers, mothers-in-law and ‘Omugwo’ palaver
Omugwo is a word among the Igbo-speaking people of Nigeria, which means the care given to a woman who...
