Artistes, multinationals must meet over sponsorship – Teju Kareem
Chief Executive Officer of Zmirage, Teju Kareem, voted for sponsorship of art and entertainment events in the country while speaking at the press conference...
Dimgba Igwe still my co-author even in death – Mike Awoyinfa
It has been over a year since Dimgba Igwe, Mike Awonyinfa’s long-time colleague, business associate and friend, died from a hit-and-run incident that has...
‘No film festival survives without corporate or govt partnership’
Hope Obioma Opara is the founder and president of Eko International Film Festival (EKOIFF), which sixth edition will take place from November 16 to...
People should not just jump into a profession – Lari Williams
Lari Williams was invited home as a musical poet and actor to represent the London zone at the second World Black and African Festival...
‘Acting not for lazy people’
Jumoke Olatubosun may have trained as a business administrator at the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), but her passion is in acting. Of Ekiti State...
Piracy laws in Nigeria inadequate – Matthew Simpa
Matthew Simpa, a filmmaker by profession, has been around for a while; in fact, he was one among the experimental filmmakers who pioneered the...
I’d like to be a household name – Calista Okoronkwo
Calista Okoronkwo is fun and playful, but has her eyes set on the job at hand, which is to become a household name in...
It’s more interesting to work with female directors – Nwigwe
Actor and entrepreneur, Enyinna Nwigwe, makes his home in Lagos and Abuja. The sojourn of the lead actor in Silverain, which just got three...
‘Society not ready to accept children with disabilities’
To speak with Mrs. Modupe Adeyinka-Oni, founder of Standard Bearers School in Lekki, Lagos State, who started teaching over 30 years ago, is to...
Govts should pay attention to heritage, culture – Lombard
Rashid Lombard, founder of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival, South Africa, was in Nigeria for the Lagos International Jazz Festival. The fluent speaker...
