Flashback: Tunde Kelani's 2008 Nollywood classic 'Arugba'
About 15 years ago, in the hallowed corridors of Nigerian cinema, Arugba graced the silver screen, making it one of the best indigenous movies of all time.
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About 15 years ago, in the hallowed corridors of Nigerian cinema, Arugba graced the silver screen, making it one of the best indigenous movies of all time.
‘I was an outsider now, had conceded to gravity.’ Diana Evans on life after dancing.
From concerts, to exhibitions, to talks, to workshops, London has a full roster of events to celebrate 75 years of British-Caribbean culture
Almost as if rushing to meet datelines and satisfy a stern Editor, three of the nation’s gems within the media family exited by the front door to eternity. All of this happened within just ten days – Biyi Bandele: 7th August; John Chiahemen: 10th August; and Chief Duro Onabule: 16th August. Of them all, I knew John Chiahemen the most and would like to start these tributes with him.
John was a swashbuckling, doughty, chivalrous, no-nonsense, devil-may-care, yet graceful gentleman. He was a master of the art of reportage.