Art:Examining identity, spirituality, cultural knowledge across generations through the eyes of 5 artists

By Chris Onuoha Affinity Gallery, based in Lagos has been intentionally consistent in bringing together, an assemblage of young, curious and creative minds in what one would describe as a collage of vibrant minds. Since inception, the art house has tried to maintain that niche that singles unique creatives with wild, thought provoking and philosophically…

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Beyond the Lens: Nigeria’s Unseen Crisis of Unmaintained CCTV Networks

By Henry Igwebuike Across Nigeria’s urban centers, closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras have rapidly become a standard fixture on the facades of commercial hubs, private residences, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. Prompted by rising security concerns, property owners increasingly view surveillance hardware as an indispensable first line of defense. However, this aggressive deployment masks a critical…

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Ogbenti-Obi community decries unlawful demolition of properties, desecration of grave sites in Ogwashi-Uku

By Chris Onuoha Residents and descendants of Ogbenti-Obi in Ogwashi-Uku, Delta State, have written to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to halt what they described as alleged unlawful demolitions, forced displacements, and the desecration of ancestral graves during enforcement of a court process linked to the Ogwashi-Uku Royal Palace. In a letter signed by Prince Pius…

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US, Nigeria, Kenya, Angola and Senegal sign port modernisation initiative

United States moves to deepen port modernization with Nigeria and three other African countries By Ifeanyi Onuoha The United States government, through the U.S Trade and Development Agency, USTDA, is set to advance partnerships with Nigeria, Angola, Kenya and Senegal aimed at modernizing the countries port infrastructure and strengthening maritime security across Sub-Saharan Africa. This…

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Lifestyle: Keep your emotions right

WHEN EVERYONE TURNS AGAINST ONE PERSON, PAUSE AND INVESTIGATE. There is a powerful lesson I have learned in life: when you see many people rising against one individual, do not automatically assume the majority is right. Sometimes, the person being rejected possesses qualities that make others uncomfortable. Discipline. Principles. Strong character. Focus. Conviction. Independence of…

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