Filmmaker Fidelis Duker watched, The Black Book, which premiered last week and describes its production as a brilliant Nollywood effort.
Arts Scene
Enugu Arts and Theatre delivers all the sights and sounds you need to know. And those upu must see and hear about theatre and arts scene in the Coal City
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Artists fuse Igbo songs and designs to create NFTs
Two artists collaborate to fuse indigenous designs and songs to create NFTs which some see as a revolution.
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Gerald Eze births classical innovation with Igbo musical instruments
Gerald Eze births an innovation with a fusion of Igbo traditional and western musical instruments that wow audiences with a new old classical
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A coffee table history of Osun in colourful strokes
With rich colourful strokes, Temitope Lakisokun paints a rich tapestry of the history of Osun State in a coffee table book.
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The error path to relationship failure and a fresh start
The error path to relationship failure and a fresh start is a review of Adaora Nwodo’s latest book, Rona’s Trauma
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Open call for writer’s residency in Ghana
This open call is an opportunity for resident writers and citizens of West Africa to enjoy a one-month, all-expenses paid writer’s residency in Accra, Ghana.
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Eze Returns to Smith City, Mon 24 July
From Saturday’s UNN triumph, Poet James Eze returns Monday to Awka, the Smith City, to another social gathering for GOOSEBUMPS, his new book.
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UNN inaugurates Great Talents Forum
Senior Staff Club of the University of Nigeria Nsukka, UNN, inaugurates “Great Talents Forum” this weekend featuring poet James Eze.
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James Eze’s passionate ideology of love
Fellow poet, Uzor Maxim Uzoatu, reviews Goosebumps, a new poetic offering representing what he conceives as James Eze’s passionate ideology.
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Toast to Things Fall Apart @ 65
Here is Poet Uzor Maxim Uzoatu toast to Things Fall Apart, Achebe’s best read novel, on its 65th anniversary.