Category : Recognition

* An in Memoriam and a Meditation on an Unfinished Life By… Read more: Pius Adesanmi (1972–2019): Seven years on

By Olufemi Timothy Ogunyejo IN a time when ideas are the new… Read more: Celebrating ‘Sentinel of Creativity’: A birthday ode to John Asein

By Makinde Adeniran DISTINGUISHED colleagues, revered elders of our craft, cultural administrators,… Read more: WTD 2026: Theatre, a culture of peace

By Editor THE Guild of Theatre Directors (GTD), in collaboration with Freedom… Read more: WTD 2026: ‘Erelu Kuti’, others unite theatre practitioners in quest for visibility, others

By Editor THE J. Randle Centre for Yorùbá Culture and History will… Read more: J. Randle Centre hosts writers’ retreat ahead of YAANGA Journal launch

By Editor THE Director-General, Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), Dr. John Asein, has… Read more: NCC, MultiChoice collaborate to advance sustainable growth of Nigeria’s creative industry

By Toyin Falola POETRY, for centuries, has served as a repository of… Read more: Kofi Anyidoho: ‘See What They’ve Done to Our Sunrise’

By Editor THE National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has honoured… Read more: NFVCB honours Abraham-Ajeyemi as Box Office Champion for ‘Oversabi Auntie’

By Editor WRITERS, translators, publishers, and scholars from Nigeria and the United… Read more: Forum to enhance literary translation, enrich Nigeria’s creative economy holds in Abuja

By Editor PAPERWORTH Books Limited, a leading independent publishing house, is set… Read more: Paperworth Books hosts Azie, Afolayan, Okafor in 3-city author showcase April 11

By Fidelis Duker THE core issue that needs addressing in the Nigerian… Read more: Papa Ajasco: The mix of ignorance and entitlement

By Editor ON the occasion of World Poetry Day 2026, four foreign-based… Read more: Eleven Nigerian, foreign poets join Soyinka at ProvidusBank World Poetry Day Café 2026 March 19

By Editor THE Executive Director of the National Film and Video Censors… Read more: Film and tourism key to Nigeria’s economic diversification, say NFVCB, NTDA bosses

By Lancelot Imasuen THE reasons children are absent in Nollywood films are… Read more: ‘Nollywood children series’: Once a film culture is about profit like Nollywood, making films for children becomes more difficult to achieve