Month: August 2025
Spoken Word Artist Elraj on Identity and the Creative Space
In this episode of The Lane, spoken word artist Elraj talks about…
The 5’7 Model Taking Bold Strides Across Lagos
In this edition of Portraits of the City, we meet Rodiat Adewunmi,…
The Making of a Crime Writer: Derek Somto Nwokoye on the Books That Made Him
In this edition of The Lane, Moveee welcomes debut crime novelist Derek…
Nigerian Scientist Leads Global Space Agriculture Effort Sending Seeds to Space
Led by Dr Temidayo Oniosun in collaboration with The Karman Project and Jaguar Space,…
Drifting Cords review: Damilola Olaniyi Navigates Pleasure, Place, Memory, and Loneliness
Every human wanders through different phases in life. Sometimes we drift towards…
The Social Media Manager Quietly Figuring out Life in Ibadan
For Vanilla Monyei, life after school came with its fair share of…
Tunde’s Inferno Comes to a Close at Windsor Gallery
July 12 – August 16 2025Windsor Gallery4c, Goriola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos,…
Paperworth Books to Host Reading for Derek Somto Nwokoye’s Debut Thriller at Mike Adenuga Centre
Paperworth Books Limited announces a book presentation and reading for the debut…
How Josiah Ransome-Kuti, First Nigerian to Record an Album, Pioneered Nigerian Gospel Music
Josiah Jesse Ransome-Kuti, grandfather to the legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, was…
Elegy for the Things We’ve Been Through review: Olalekan Ayodele as Poetic Witness to a Nation’s Soul
I once posited elaborately on the position of Skip Gates—I believe—regarding critical…
To Kill a Monkey review: The Monkey on the Programmer’s Back
Kemi Adetiba’s To Kill a Monkey is a show defined by a…
Dream Count review: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Fragments of the Female Self
Dream Count is not the sweeping saga of Adichie’s acclaimed Americanah or…