My Samsung endorsement is for Nigerian writers – Toni Kan
A few Nigerian writers have been as consistent as Toni Kan who recently emerged ambassador for the Note 5 mobile device by Samsung. In...
I want to preserve my culture
Chairman, Board of Trustees, Aguene Art Foundation, Chief Solomon Ogbonna Aguene, speaks with Assistant Politics Editor, DANIEL KANU, on the challenges of the arts...
The story of Oriental Brothers band, by Dan-Satch
A few years after the Nigeria-Biafra war, the Igbo almost lost their identity. But out of the blues came a rag-tag highlife musical group...
‘There are many untouched areas in Nigerian showbiz’
Call him Otunba and you will make Prince Adeniyi Shobaloju’s day. Based in the United States of America (U.S.A.), the music promoter of note...
I’ve not been lucky in love – Wunmi
To speak with Ibiwunmi Olaiya is to be enraptured by her. The British-born American-based Nigerian songwriter, performer and designer, popular internationally as Wunmi, speaks...
Why we should encourage children’s theatre, by Lookman Sanusi
Lookman Sanusi turned 50 on November 1, the same day he led the Thespian Family Theatre’s production of Femi Osofisan’s play, Altine’s Wrath, at...
Life is what you make it – Sue Wanjiru
Sue Wanjiru is a Kenyan actress who studied accounting for want of acting courses in her home country. She has since remedied that by...
‘The only thing I didn’t do to become an actor was steal’
Barely days after featuring in Professor Wole Soyinka’s The Beatification of Area Boy, which the Nobel Laureate also directed, Olarotimi Fakunle was off to...
You needn’t spend fortune to get Oscar nominations – Kunle Afolayan
Kunle Afolayan’s October 1 film is still tickling the fancy of viewers all over the world, like his other films, The Figurine and Phone...
I’m very good at my craft – Ireti Doyle
For two decades, Iretiola Doyle has built a name in art, communication, fashion and mentoring. The only thing she is yet to do is...
