7 African curators you should know
Rujeko Hockley As a child, Rujeko Hockley, who was born in Zimbabwe and raised in Washington, D.C., was an active museum goer of the Smithsonian. She
Art and Ideas
Art and Ideas
Speak No Evil A vivid coming- of-age story
A gay student in Washington DC feels the backlash from his religious Nigerian parents in a novel that examines homophobia and racial injustice in the
My words speak for the oppressed, the silenced – Sabeeha Hussain
Sabeeha Hussain is a 23-year-old medical doctor, poet and author of the book, ‘Soul Unraveled: Rising from the Ashes.’ The Nigerian-Pakist
Reading: Unborn babies can hear
Many may think it is too early to read to an unborn baby while some may wonder if babies could hear before birth. A new study according to webmb.com s
New Book by Dele Ogun in Quest for the United States of Nigeria
London lawyer, keynote speaker and historian, Dele Ogun, recently launched his book on Nigerian and British-colonial leadership, ‘A Fatherless P