Benue plans festival to promote reading, writing culture
The Benue State Government says it is planning to host a book and art festival as a strategy to promote reading and writing culture. The Director-General of the Benue State
The Benue State Government says it is planning to host a book and art festival as a strategy to promote reading and writing culture. The Director-General of the Benue State

Veteran Nollywood actress, Joke Silva, has called on the Federal Government to ensure filmmakers in the country gain easy access to funds to produce films. Silva made the call while

Gov. Dapo Abiodun of Ogun State has described the death of renowned African culture ambassador, Olujimi Solanke as a colossal loss to the theatre community and the state. Abiodun stated

Jimmy Solanke, the folk musician and leading artist has died. He was 81. Solanke who along with Tunji Oyelana and others formed the fulcrum of entertainment in the sixties along

Yinka Ade-Aluko, the Chief Executive at Doodle-Film Hub Ltd. says his company is partnering with State Arts Councils and major universities in Southwest and Kwara State to premier a film

The Force Criminal Investigation Department (ForceCID) Annex Alagbon-Ikoyi Lagos Tuesday arraigned five persons at an Igbosere Chief Magistrates’ Court for allegedly pirating a film produced by Nollywood actress Toyin Abraham,

By Serges Kamga The 54th Convocation Lecture by Professor Toyin Falola, held at the University of Lagos in January 2024, has become a global document. A theme on decolonization, his
Hannatu Musawa, Minister of Art, Culture and Creative Economy, has congratulated the newly appointed heads of agencies under the ministry and urged them to deliver diligently on their mandate to

The Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC) has called on Africans to be deliberate in the exploration of the continent’s arts and cultural potential for improved economic

By Toyin Falola Ìkà is an evil person. Wicked people exist in numbers, littering every place they are with their evidently obnoxious, outrageous, and even sadistic attitudes. Yorùbá people accurately
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