Kuti sounds jaded as he continues to address the discomforting political, economic, and social conditions of Nigeria on “Corruption Na Stealing”. Simmering with steady percussion, Femi Kuti shares incisive critiques with exhaustion, bemoaning the use of English language to subvert the truth and rule of law in favour of the rich.
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The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), Boston has announced it will rescind a promised gift…
Alex Pausides’ poem was poignant and evocative – “When I am silent, it is not that words are lacking” while Edelmis Anocento confeɔronted change and viccissitudes with “I build my house with autumn leaves/From last year’s death gasp.”
Niyi Osundare has heralded the arrival of “The Years of Blood,” Adedayo Agarau’s debut full-length…
In a bold move that challenges traditional gender norms, Filmhouse Group, Nigeria’s leading cinema, distribution,…
Guerrilla Journalist, 320 pages long and published by Babafemi Ojudu could have been better edited. Writers are notorious for not liking their work to be edited but every writer needs the detachment of an editor. It is a major flaw that the book has no index – it is impossible to find with ease, invaluable references to people and events.
Jahman Anikulapo has been awarded the prestigious UNESCO Defender of Cultural Rights Award 2024. Presented…
A major player in African publishing, Lagos-based Narrative Landscape Press, has announced its expansion into…
Benin City, the historic heart of Nigeria and a symbol of African artistry, has long…
Forty aspiring filmmakers celebrated their graduation from the KAP Film and Television Academy’s Advanced Filmmaking…
In a symbolic passing of the torch that bridges past and future, the Committee for…
OREZI has joined forces with South African sensation PCEE for an electrifying remix of “I…