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The accomplished actress and mentor clocked 80 on Tuesday, February 3. LEADING culture advocacy group, the Committee for Relevant Art (CORA), has dedicated its entire 2021 programme season to the renowned TV presenter and actress, Taiwo Ajai-Lycett. The actress clocked 80 on Tuesday, February 3. She is also a CORA matron and board member. A statement by CORA Program Officer, Samuel Osaze, explained that beyond being its board member, the social activist and culture advocate, is a vital force behind the dreams and passion that drives its activities. “Like all the other eminent members of the Board, she is ever ready to listen and help to think through programme ideas, offering much-needed advices and critiques as desired,” said Osaze, ....
Arts and Culture in 2020 On By Prisca Sam-Duru It is hard to point at a particular period or year in modern history that has shaped humanity the way the year 2020 has. No thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition to the global crisis, insecurity, the ENDSARS protest, poor economy, corruption in form of looting of the nation’s treasury by politicians, and hunger, made the ended year a most challenging one for Nigerians. All this no doubt, impacted negatively on every sector, leaving the art and culture sector, the hardest hit. By the end of 2019, most art and culture producers and promoters had strategized on how to improve upon their earlier performances in 2020, but the arrival of the Coronavirus which is still ravaging the world punctuated their plans. ....