Arts

Ecobank Supports Creative Industry

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Ecobank has once again reiterated its unwavering support for the creative industry. This time, it has thrown its weight behind one of the most anticipated Nollywood movies of the year, The Wait.

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Movie Shines New Light on Widows’ Plight

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The Widow’s Son, a movie by Willie Workman Oga tells in very colourful and compelling way the travails of widows in the Nigerian nay African society. Though the widowhood saga is no longer news, the movie brings it alive in ways that are memorable in addition to raising issues that were before now unspoken or hushed up yet are everyday …

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Kunle Afolayan’s Citation: Full of Sights, Sound and Fury – Signifying What?

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From the ivory towers of academia to the shriving pews of religious centres, the past few years have witnessed a global reckoning for perpetrators of sexual harassment, especially by abusers who wield significant power over the abused. While Nigerian tertiary institutions are the centre ports for power-driven gender and sexual-based violence and harassment, the challenge has not received a corresponding …

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Book On ‘Lazy Nigerian Youth’ For Launch Thursday

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Amidst rising agitations for institutional reforms and demand for good governance by young Nigerians, a new book that gives an insight into the mind of the average Nigerian youth is set for launch on Thursday October 29, 2020. The book, titled ‘Lazy’ Nigerian Youth and the Table Shakers’, was written by new author Funto Babawale, a daughter of Prof. Tunde …

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Letter Of A Lazy Nigerian Youth

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Dear Parents, I would say good day to everyone but there is nothing good about the day. We are grateful for the home training but there’s time for everything. We the youths are in a fight for our lives, we know you don’t get it because you are protected by “age” but we will try to explain as simply as …

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