Arts/Books

The new book unmasks secrets of customer service in Nigeria.

The book uses archaeological evidence to trace the history of the Atyap people.

Osun Oshogbo Sacred Grove and Sukur Cultural Landscape in Adamawa are the two UNESCO world heritage sites in Nigeria

The 76-year-old Austian writer was pronounced the 2019 winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.

“We cannot imagine by what logic an Ife Bronze or a Benin Bronze or a Nok Terracotta can belong to any other part of the globe except to the people of Nigeria, whose ancestors made them.”

The show celebrates exceptional literary and cultural icons in Yoruba language.

The Joburg Film Festival features a curated mix of 60 of the finest films and documentaries from across Africa and around the world, between 19 and 24 November.

The festival will feature performances by young artists from Nigeria, Senegal, UK, South Africa, Canada, Brazil, Ghana, Portugal and many more.

The winners of the inaugural prize are Jesuferanmi Igbinigie, who won the grand prize, Winlade Israel, and Funmilayo Obasa.

“People like Dapsy are rare so their experiences documented in a book will make a lot of difference.”

“I could not believe it when I was told that I am the winner of 2019 BBC News Pidgin essay competition.”

The award-winning novel centres around struggles of womanhood and parenting amidst sexual abuse and societal pressure in marriage.

The project is to take digital images of artefacts and monuments in all museums in the country.

“If we restructure the carnival in a manner that our finances can handle, we will do it. The key to this is sponsorship.”

During an evening of book reading and signing on Tuesday at Roving Heights bookstore, Abuja, Mr Beemen expounded his claim.

The anthology is a collection of 100 stories that centre on the nuances of campus life experiences such as sex-for-grade, cultism, rape, frustration, triumph, struggles and trials.

The audience will interrogate Mr Van Beemen’s expose on Heineken and its excesses in Africa.

A leading literary event in Africa, Ake Book Festival is reputed for bringing together the biggest and brightest.

Lupita in a recent interview with “Good Morning America” said that seeing light-skinned people on TV and in books affected her self-esteem as a young girl.

Mr Ndibe provides an inside look into the life of Soyinka in a manner that masterfully captures the enigmatic laureate’s literary, social and political engagements.

Olga Tokarczuk was named the winner of 2018 edition which was delayed by a year after a crisis in the academy sparked by sexual allegations

Mr Mohammed said it was not true that he paid more attention to the information sector during President Muhammadu Buhari’s first term.