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Artists rub minds on climate change to commemorate World Heat Day

Telling climate change story through art

The African Narrative on Climate Change, known for its commitment to climate change sensitization and advocacy, recently held an exhibition in honour of World Heat Day. The exhibition, which was held at

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by Ajuluchukwu Brown

Goethe-Institut Nigeria holds book party May 27 as Anikulapo, Kan, Idada, others show new offerings

Books in the cultural imagination in Nigeria are often connected with the idea of an efiko - a colloquial term for someone who cares only about books with no social life.

1 year ago

Art·Revue

I am feeling much better now — Dangogo

For Mallam Kabir Dangogo, Public Relations cum efficient management of relationship is the way of life, even on sick bed, the world must know that he has enjoyed tremendous support from family

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Art·Arts

Broadcast Content Across Borders

WINNERS of the 10th Nollywood Week Film Festival, which ended on May 15, in Paris, France, were unveiled during the closing ceremony. In all, three films stood out at this year’s edition

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Art·Arts

Filmmaker Dotun Bankole encourages African creatives to embrace unique storytelling

A talented filmmaker, Dotun Bankole has urged African creatives to tell stories their own way. Bankole who has worked on great movie projects like Kunle Afolayan’s ‘October 1’ said:”Thinking about it, I

1 year ago

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Tinubu, Fayemi, others laud Nollywood, seek quality documentation

President-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has promised to take the creative sector to an enviable height, saying it has the potential to raise the Gross Domestic Product greater than the current figure.

1 year ago

Art·Arts

With No Art, No History, DIDI Museum celebrates four decades of art

With the theme, No Art No History, DIDI Museum, an art, culture and heritage promotion centre, Victoria Island, celebrated 40 years of heritage promotion on May 11.

1 year ago

Art·Arts

At book fair 2023, NPA seeks prompt approval, implementation of National Book Policy

It is generally believed that the development of a nation hinges on the quality of its education. A country tends to succeed if its educational system is of high quality, and it

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Art·Arts

New ANA Abuja chairman plans to deepen literary activities in FCT

Last Saturday, May 13, 2023, Association of Nigeria Authors (ANA), Abuja chapter, elected a new chairman, Arc. Chukwudi Eze.

1 year ago

Art·Arts

Nigerian Idol gets new sponsor

Cadbury Nigeria Plc (a subsidiary of Mondelēz International), producers of the TomTom, has been announced as the official sponsor of Nigerian Idol Season 8.

1 year ago

Art·Arts

Ekiye set to impact Niger Delta narrative with films

Nigerian actor, Amaebi Ekiye, is certain that with film as a tool for positive change, he is committed to deepening the oil rich Niger Delta narrative.

1 year ago

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Art - Page 2

Telling climate change story through art

Goethe-Institut Nigeria holds book party May 27 as Anikulapo, Kan, Idada, others show new offerings

I am feeling much better now — Dangogo

Broadcast Content Across Borders

Filmmaker Dotun Bankole encourages African creatives to embrace unique storytelling

Tinubu, Fayemi, others laud Nollywood, seek quality documentation

With No Art, No History, DIDI Museum celebrates four decades of art

At book fair 2023, NPA seeks prompt approval, implementation of National Book Policy

New ANA Abuja chairman plans to deepen literary activities in FCT

Nigerian Idol gets new sponsor

Ekiye set to impact Niger Delta narrative with films

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