Arts & Culture
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Some Taboos in ancient Yorubaland
Being the largest ethnic group in Nigeria, the Yoruba people are a proud cultural group. They are rich in culture…
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Òwe Yorùbá – ‘A Rescue to the Threatened Yoruba Language’ by Dayo Adedayo
As the Yoruba language faces the threat of extinction in view of the low understanding and usage of it by…
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National Theatre: How government’s tardiness could stall redevelopment
Initial fears that litigation could stall the planned redevelopment of the National Theatre following the government’s failure to dialogue with…
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For theatre, hope beckons after COVID-19
Despite being ravaged by COVID-19 with producers and actors licking their wounds, live theatre, according to panellists in a webinar,…
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At 2020 WSICE, ritual suicide resurfaces
Forty-five years after Professor Wole Soyinka highlighted ritual suicide in his play, ‘Death and the King’s Horseman’, a similar themed…
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