Arts & Review

Although the popular Calabar Carnival had never been held outside Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, since inception, it, however, did recently, when a mini version of the cultural fair was held in Lagos. Toye Ireayo reports. The venue of the event, Zanua Hall, Eko Hotel,

A review of Professor Wale Oyemakinde’s new book, Transformation by Adewale Oshodi. IT is surprising, as well as painful, that a country like Nigeria, which is blessed with abundant human and natural resources, is in the state it is, when

Popular Ifa priest and Osogbo high chief, Ifayemi Elebuibon, has been conferred with the prestigious title of Araba of Osogbo, and the formal installation of the international cultural exponent, will hold on September 17, 2010.

Like humans, languages are born. Languages grow, they become aged, weak or decay and die. Language is so much part of our lives that the orator - Cicero - thought that the cultivation of the power of speech was the essence of the citizen’s duty while for others,