BETWEEN BORDERS – LOST IN THE SHADOWS OF A COLD COUNTRY
In a world where borders define destinies, what happens to those who slip through the cracks? A powerful tale of survival, resilience, and identity, Between...
Category : ARTS & CULTURE
The Betrayal of a Nation: Nigeria’s Elite and Their Crimes Against the People
Red Nigeria’s elite class has once again demonstrated their impunity, bigotry, and carelessness toward the very people they swore to lead and protect. Their hypocrisy...
Poetic Analysis of Isaiah 46:4
“Even to your old age and gray hair’s I am He who will sustain you. I have made you and I will carry you; I...
Purpose Beyond Certainty: The Eternal Compass of Human Progress
Even though we don’t have all the answers, we have a purpose a timeless assertion that transcends the limitations of human knowledge and speaks to...
Scientists Discover Ancient Egyptian Mummies Had Pleasant Scents, Shedding Light on Burial Practices
A groundbreaking study has revealed that the remains of ancient Egyptian mummies may have smelled surprisingly pleasant due to the use of fragrant resins, oils,...
Death and the King’s Horseman
Kehinde Bankole and Wale Ojo have delivered an electrifying and unforgettable performance in Wole Soyinka’s iconic play, *Death and the King’s Horseman*, at the Utopia...
When Love Is Not Enough
We stood beneath a fractured sky, Your hand in mine, a fleeting tie. The stars above, they burned so bright, Yet could not pierce the...
The Art of Being Alone: A Thought-Provoking Exploration of Solitude
Renuka Gavrani’s The Art of Being Alone is an insightful meditation on the power of solitude, offering a fresh perspective on aloneness as a transformative...
Mona Lisa to Be Relocated as Part of Major Overhaul of the Louvre Museum
In a bold move to reimagine the world-renowned Louvre Museum, officials have announced that Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic Mona Lisa will be relocated to a...
“Return Like Serena”: You are fierce, dignified and on top form
There are those who shrink beneath the weight of adversity, who crumble like dry leaves in the harmattan wind, who mistake the first blow for...
The Immutable Design
Lo, I am wrought in the furnace of divinity, Molded by hands unseen, chiseled by celestial decree. Before the sun knew its own rising, before...
The Power of a Choice: Ride a Donkey or Fly on Eagle’s Wings
The Road Beneath Our Feet Once, our ancestors walked barefoot on red clay roads,Burdened backs bent like wilted plantain leaves,Chains like iron vines wrapped their...
Yoruba Culture Comes Alive at Lisabi 2 Premiere**
The premiere of Lisabi 2 recently brought a vibrant display of Yoruba culture to the forefront, captivating audiences with its rich heritage and traditional performances....
The Fortress of Vision: A Declaration of Self-Love and Unyielding Purpose
To protect oneself is not an act of selfishness; it is the purest form of self-love a declaration that the sanctity of one’s vision supersedes...
When Trust is Broken, Sorry Means Nothing
When trust is broken, sorry means nothing,A hollow echo in the chambers of the heart.Like the ancient cocoa uprooted, its roots undone,Promises decay, drifting as...
Christmas in Lagos
Netflix’s Christmas in Lagos is a compelling Nollywood drama that weaves together the vibrant energy of Lagos’ festive season with the emotional intricacies of love,...
Triple Six Eight film by Tyler Perry
The film Triple Six Eight is a profound narrative that delves into the complex interplay of race, gender, and societal roles during a transformative period...
Don’t Call me a Negro “ I am black and beautiful”
Speak not of me as Negro, bound to shame, For I am black, a man of pride, my name. Birthed from the soil where sun...
Book Review : The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt
Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation delves into the cultural, social, and psychological dynamics shaping today’s youth. Haidt examines the rise in anxiety, depression, and fragility...
Critical Analysis and Reinterpretation of My Lord, Tell Me Where to Keep Your Bribe By Prof. Niyi Osundare
Prof. Niyi Osundare’s “My Lord, Tell Me Where to Keep Your Bribe” is a piercing indictment of systemic corruption in Nigeria’s judicial system. The poem...