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I read my brother and friend’s treatise on the 52nd Convocation Ceremony of the University of Lagos – A Quick

I read my brother and friend’s treatise on the 52nd Convocation Ceremony of the University of Lagos – A Quick Return to UNILAG - and was enthralled.

The General Manager/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Theatre, Prof. Sunday Ododo and the former General Manager of the National Theatre, Prof. Femi Osofisan...

Tunde Olusunle celebrates Obafemi, scholar of note, at age 71 He was the sole recipient of the Nigeria National Merit Award, NNMA, in 2018. Chairman of the Governing Board of the NNMA, Prof Shekarau Yakubu, noted late October 2018, that out of three dozen nominations for the award, his own was the only entry which met all the criteria enunciated as prerequisites for the award. The NNMA is traditionally conferred on scholars, academics, professionals and practitioners who have distinguished them...

The Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, has released the list of Visitation Panels to 25 Federal Polytechnics and 21 Colleges of Education as approved by President Muhammadu Buhari, with a directive to submit their reports in six weeks. It would be recalled that on Jan. 21, at the 2020 Annual Ministerial Press Briefing, the minister promised that the list of the visitation panels to the institutions would be released in two weeks. Adamu, while rolling out the list, in Abuja, on Friday, s...

FG appoints visitation panels to Polytechnics, Colleges of Education The federal government says the Visitation Panels would have six weeks to submit their reports. 3 min read The federal government on Friday appointed visitation panels to 25 Federal Polytechnics and 21 Colleges of Education in the country. A statement by the Director of Press and Public Relations in the Federal Ministry of Education, Ben Goong, said the constitution of the panels was approved by The statement ...

Time to play with the drum at the National Theatre Festival Of Unity The moment he stepped on stage, it was very hard not to notice the rhythm and flow. The dance movement seemed like his body was responding to a new canon: The knees, elbows, legs, arms and head traveled across the scenic space. He communicated with them, bringing something real and meaningful. The dance piece served up as a three-course meal, falling roughly into appetizer, main course and dessert. The artiste was Adedayo ...