CULTURE FILE

Photo illustration: “The Boy and His King,” “Insight,” “Ashawo” and “Colors of Fire” pictured clockwise from top left, are among the Nigerian films that represent the next evolution in the …

PRESS RELEASE Set in 1960s Bradford, the novel follows Mercy, the youngest child of a Windrush-generation Jamaican family, navigating a household shaped by her father’s violence, her mother’s fierce faith, …

Baba-Aminu, also COO of Spine & Label, said his work draws on experiences dating back to his early years in Kaduna and his time at university. He said he is …

Theme: READ for PLEASURE |  Designed as a strictly youths-oriented event that would have in attendance about 100 students drawn from several secondary schools from across Lagos State, it will …

Moonbeam… stands as both a literary project and a cultural statement—bringing together voices shaped by years of reportage and reimagining them through the lens of fiction. Moonbeam anthology offers readers a …

As citizens of the world, we need to understand who we are and where we come from, a type of anchoring that truly sets one free to be a strong …

…as we celebrate World Theatre Day 2026, the theme of this celebration, “Theatre and a Culture of Peace”, reminds us, most poignantly, that at the end of every war, at …

See What They’ve Done To Our SunRise demonstrates evidence of the enduring power of poetic imagination in times of uncertainty. The collection reminds readers that cultural renewal is not achieved …

  AFRICA’s creative industry is set to converge on Parakou this July as the African Indigenous Language Film Festival (AILFF), in collaboration with the acclaimed Asha Yoruba Festival, takes centre …

The “Neo-Bọ́lẹ̀kájà” critics represent a modern version of this tendency, an impatience with intellectual rigor disguised as advocacy for the “ordinary viewer.” Such criticism often frames ambition as arrogance and …