Archives Tag: Culture
Ikot-Ekpene: A Land, its People and its Craft
April 19, 2022
A popular and historic city in Akwa Ibom State, Ikot Ekpene also referred to as “raffia city”, is largely regarded as a citadel of arts. The city derives its name from the village of Ikot Ekpene which originally was made up of ten families with a long and rich history. However, it is now mainly inhabited by the Anang people … Continue reading Ikot-Ekpene: A Land, its People and its Craft
By guestwriter
Curiosity: A Simple Thing That Can Change the Face of Our Economy
April 19, 2022
The recent rambling in the public space about how the CBN’s policies are stifling SMEs is a testament to how the lack of curiosity may be depriving Nigerians – and maybe the black race – of real progress. A popular thought is, if you want to keep anything a secret from black people, put it … Continue reading Curiosity: A Simple Thing That Can Change the Face of Our Economy
By nehijesu
5 Most Fascinating Cultural Practices in Nigeria
April 19, 2022
One of my favourite things about Nigeria is how blessed she is with diverse tribes and culture. Take away all our mineral resources and abundant wealth – God forbid – and we would still stand strong, thanks to our rich cultural heritage and spirit of unity. Culture is such a unique thing because it is … Continue reading 5 Most Fascinating Cultural Practices in Nigeria
By ify
7 Fascinating Facts About Nigeria
April 19, 2022
Despite its issues and complications, our country Nigeria is a nation with a beautiful heritage. We have come so far as a people against all odds, with many positive features that make us stand out among the many countries on Earth. Here are some interesting facts that just may shock you: 1. Nigeria is the most populous black … Continue reading 7 Fascinating Facts About Nigeria
By ify
Interesting Facts About Kolanuts In Igboland
April 19, 2022
The significance of the kolanut in Igbo culture cannot be overlooked. It is a prominent part of traditional ceremonies, and ultimately, memorable events in the lives of the people. Appearance-wise, it is nearly the same size as a walnut, and may not be considered the most attractive of nuts. Yet, it is so important to … Continue reading Interesting Facts About Kolanuts In Igboland
By ify
The Life House Set to Celebrate International Women’s Day in Style
April 19, 2022
The Life House presents: Woman Rising 2015, an arts and culture event in celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD). The Life House is a lifestyle haven in Lagos which offers an unforgettable social experience for its customers and the ‘Woman Rising 2015’ event will be the fifth installment of its IWD series which started in 2011. … Continue reading The Life House Set to Celebrate International Women’s Day in Style
Lagos Jazz Series 2014
April 19, 2022
The annual Lagos Jazz Series is set to take place this month in Lagos and would offer as it is its known tradition, a world-class music festival in Nigeria. This year’s edition of the LJS will hold from the 28th to 30th November and would be held at two separate venues – Muri Okunola … Continue reading Lagos Jazz Series 2014
By mary-odunuga
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WTN, EME Tell the Nigerian Story With “We Picture Nigeria” Documentary
April 19, 2022
Ever wondered about Nigeria’s history? How exactly we got here and where we are going? WTN Business and Technology Solutions and Empire Mates Entertainment (EME) presents, WePictureNigeria, a production company focused on producing films aligned with the development of Nigeria. Kick starting this is a documentary series that portrays Nigeria’s history, culture, values and patriotism … Continue reading WTN, EME Tell the Nigerian Story With “We Picture Nigeria” Documentary
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8 Cultural Representations for Nigerian/ African Fashion Designers
April 19, 2022
Nigerian fashion designers are making a difference in the world of fashion. Their impact when it comes to representing Nigerian and African culture throughout the world cannot be overemphasized.The use of different African prints and colours in our designs createshow-stopping outfits and inspire appreciation from both home and abroad. The questions, “What is Nigerian?”and “What … Continue reading 8 Cultural Representations for Nigerian/ African Fashion Designers
By mary-odunuga
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Ibadan Museum to Hold Monument Day
April 19, 2022
The National Museum of Unity, Ibadan, will hold a Monument Day this month to draw attention to the condition of monuments in the country. The museum’s Curator, Bode Adesina, told News Agency Nigeria, NAN,that the date would be fixed by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments, and the event was to rally support for serious conservation efforts. … Continue reading Ibadan Museum to Hold Monument Day
The Traveller’s Guide: Tips on how to travel light.
April 19, 2022
The importance of packing light cannot be overemphasized; of all the travel skills you might acquire, travelling light is the one most likely to result in enjoyable, productive, stress-free travel experiences. There is really little you need when you travel. Packing light has always been a savvy travel tip, because hauling less weight means greater … Continue reading The Traveller’s Guide: Tips on how to travel light.
By kobe
Discover Nigeria: The Yoruba Origin of Brazilian Culture
April 19, 2022
By Abiola Alabi The Yoruba people of West Africa constitute one of the largest ethnic groups in Sub-Saharan Africa at almost 40 million people in total. They are predominantly settled in Nigeria, where they comprise 21% of the population and the Yoruba language, which is also spoken in Togo and Benin, is still spoken here. … Continue reading Discover Nigeria: The Yoruba Origin of Brazilian Culture
By jehonwa
Broken Tongues
April 19, 2022
With a pen and a piece of paper in my hands, I ask myself, ‘where is that identity which made us once proud of where we are from?’ A lot of questions, so many ellipses fill my pages. My vision stretches across horizons searching for a trace, a lost path, a fossil, to remind me … Continue reading Broken Tongues
By kobe
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Speaks at the 2012 Commonwealth Lecture
April 19, 2022
“Reading realist literature is to search for humanity” The Commonwealth Lecture, now in its 15th year, aims to stimulate understanding, discussion and debate on the Commonwealth, its role in world affairs, its institutions and its cultures. A few weeks ago, it was announced that Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie would speak at the lecture on the theme … Continue reading Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Speaks at the 2012 Commonwealth Lecture
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