Celebrating Three and a Half Decades of Cultural Advocacy NIGERIA’S leading arts and culture advocacy organisation, the Committee for Relevant Arts, is commemorating its 35th anniversary with the launch of a new podcast platform designed to deepen conversations around the country’s creative and cultural industries. The initiative, scheduled for June 6 at the organisation’s headquarters […]
Why Intentional Gifting Matters More Than Ever EID gifting is evolving from a routine tradition into something more emotionally expressive. The focus is shifting away from expensive or rushed items toward gifts that communicate care and understanding. A powerful gift is one that creates a moment of recognition—when the receiver feels genuinely known. Handmade Items […]
A Life That Outlived Time, But Defined Generations IN Idumuju-Ugboko, Aniocha North, the centenary celebration of Pa Emmanuel Ogbechie became more than a birthday—it became a reflection on family, sacrifice, and generational impact. Governor Sheriff Oborevwori described the 100-year-old patriarch as a man whose legacy is deeply rooted in discipline, faith, and perseverance, noting that […]
As modern marriages face rising pressures, experts say unresolved family interference is becoming a major source of conflict in many homes. MARRIAGE in many African and Nigerian societies has long been regarded as more than a union between two individuals. It is often viewed as an alliance between families, cultures and traditions, with in-laws occupying […]
Fans throng Cable Junction as music, games, giveaways and celebrity appearances transform the city into a carnival atmosphere. RESIDENTS of Asaba witnessed an atmosphere of excitement and entertainment on 1st May 2026, as Bet9ja brought its Street Champions Tour to the city in a colourful activation that attracted hundreds of fans and residents. The high-energy […]
When Achievement Feels Empty IN a world increasingly driven by status, consumption and public validation, many people are discovering a painful contradiction: having more does not always mean feeling better. That paradox was reflected in a recent encounter between a veteran journalist and a young public relations couple seeking guidance for mass communication students anxious […]