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Oyo Defecation Act: Any Hope for Agbegberin Constituency? -By Toheeb Babalola – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Oyo Defecation Act: Any Hope for Agbegberin Constituency? -By Toheeb Babalola – Opinion Nigeria

It is worth noting that prior to implementation of any public policy, there ought to be necessary provisions in place. You cannot secure a healthy environment when the downpour is yet to be control. You cannot restrict people to cease in throwing nylons of human feces when they are lacking toilets.

Best Bets: Oktoberfest, Hispanic Festival, Tower Grove Pride - Vimarsana News

Best Bets: Oktoberfest, Hispanic Festival, Tower Grove Pride

Here are a few of our staff picks for things to do Sept. 29-Oct. 5.

Get a Closer Look at Lagos-Based Artist Nengi Omuku's Intricate Textile Paintings—Made on Traditional Nigerian Cloth - Vimarsana News

Get a Closer Look at Lagos-Based Artist Nengi Omuku's Intricate Textile Paintings—Made on Traditional Nigerian Cloth

The Nigerian artist uses traditional sanyan cloth and clothes as a support for her otherworldly paintings, collaged from her imagination.

Source: artnet.com
Fall visual arts exhibitions from lost St. Louis architecture to today's hip hop - Vimarsana News

Fall visual arts exhibitions from lost St. Louis architecture to today's hip hop

Three museums — the Contemporary Art Museum, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation and the Sheldon — all reveal new exhibitions Sept. 8.

Osun-Osogbo festival: Beyond religious festivity, a mix of colour, customs, and culture - Vimarsana News

Osun-Osogbo festival: Beyond religious festivity, a mix of colour, customs, and culture

Just as the River Thames, known in ancient times as Tamesis or Tamesa, or the Isis when it runs through Oxford, is to United Kingdom in medieval times, so