Siege’s politics
Andy Siege’s film is a low budget wonder with puzzling politics.
There is a sense in which Andy Siege’s Beti and Amare can be construed...
First ASAA conference holds October; calls for papers
Organisers of the first African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) conference have called for abstracts, papers and panel proposals for the gathering expected to...
Imagine Africa 500 accepts submissions till March 15
The Story Club Malawi, in partnership with Malawian publisher, Panafrica Publishers Limited, has announced an open submission for its upcoming anthology, Imagine Africa 500....
Africa’s biggest education show holds in June
The seventh edition of the Total School Support Seminar/Exhibition (TOSSE) will take place on June 11 and 12, the organisers have said.
The theme for...
A promising year at G-14
The folks at G-14, a photography place, have said that this year promises to be a very exciting one for its clients. They declared...
In the footsteps of the pioneer amazons of Biu
President of the Nigerian Folklore Society and former permanent secretary, Dr. Bukar Usman, has taken up the gauntlet in the campaign for girl-child education.
His...
Concession of National Theatre reaches RFP stage
General Manager of National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, Kabir Yusuf, has said that the concession process for the fallow land around the National Theatre has...
In-depth study of selected genres in Nollywood
The book, Trends in Nollywood: A Study of Selected Genres by Barclays Ayakoroma, Executive Secretary, National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO), and published by...
Ola-Williams’ footprints in Abeokuta
One of the visitors to the recently-concluded Ake Arts and Book Festival (AABF) in Abeokuta, Ogun State, was the teacher, actor, director and playwright,...
I’m not planning for another baby now – Seun Kuti
ernational tour that lasted nine months, he told Assistant Life Editor, TERH AGBEDEH, about his latest album, A Long Way to the Beginning, his...
