The Man Died is important as a historical testament of a nation told from the point of view of a writer, activist and politically engaged intellectual who has interrogated the failings of the Nigerian state for over a half century.
Guests at the premiere who came from across the world included kings and diplomats, writers and publishers, actors and filmmakers, friends and fans of Wole Soyinka as well as his sister and children.
The Africa Centre, in collaboration with the Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange (WSICE), Nigeria, is thrilled to announce a nine-day...
Lagos is set to host the exclusive screening of the highly anticipated film “The Man Died” on Friday, July 12....
The IREPRESENT Documentary Film Festival mourns the loss of Tam Fiofori, a towering figure in Nigerian photography, filmmaking, and literature,...
The countdown has begun for one of Africa’s most anticipated film festivals, iREPRESENT International Documentary Film Festival 2024, set to...
An extraordinary cinematic journey beckons as the Eastern Nigeria International Film Festival (ENIFF) returns for its fourth edition, promising enchantment...
The Quramo Festival of Words 2023 is set to captivate the literary community with its theme “Connecting the Dots.”...
As in Up North, social media is a character here too because it is the vehicle that propels much of the plot and takes our heroine to the film’s third location.
In a bid to “uncover tools that not only reclaim narratives but equip us to do it right” iDraft webinar...
I think we must begin this conversation by recognizing that we live in a golden age of storytelling where the...
Film director, Femi Odugbemi will return as the head judge of the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards in 2020. Femi...