ESSAYS & SPEECHES

As a historian, I have professional experience in informing the public that the essence of writing historical or nonfictional material, such as Babangida’s autobiography, is not to…
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The celebration of Lead City at 20 is not just a milestone; it is a launching pad for the next phase of its journey. The university must become a top-tier institution in Africa and…
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Today, as we celebrate Osundare, we also celebrate Ikere—its past, its present, and its boundless potential. And perhaps, in the not-too-distant future, when the world gathers to…
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As Lead City University celebrates its 20th anniversary, it is at a critical juncture that demands an even more significant commitment to innovation, research, and global academic…
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In Segun’s stories, most of the women are portrayed as victims of sexism who react negatively in self-defence, determined to assert their rights as human beings imbued with free will.…
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Segun (has) dedicated herself to the deconstruction of colonial children's literature for African youth, fostering the emergence of African children's literature that authentically…
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COMMUNIQUENANTAP expressed strong dissatisfaction over the exclusion of the performing arts sector from the recent creative industry intervention by the Office of the Vice…
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Beyond the pandemic, the economic recession posed another set of challenges, affecting funding, investment, and employment in the sector. However, despite these difficulties, we…
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We stand at a crossroads where the survival, relevance, and prosperity of our profession are being tested. The arts sector in Nigeria faces many hurdles —limited funding, policy…
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The hope of the common man is alive; however, systemic issues must be addressed. We need to restore the rule of law to the court's dockets and eliminate the feudal and classist…
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