[EXHIBITION] NATIONAL ARTS THEATRE

The National Theatre of Nigeria stands as an architectural and cultural icon, majestically towering over Iganmu in Lagos. Shaped like a military hat, this 31-meter-tall edifice spans 23,000 square meters, serving as a multipurpose hub for preserving, presenting, and promoting Nigerian arts and culture. Constructed by the Bulgarian company Technoexporstroy, the National Theatre’s design was […]

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Funke Akindele expressed that her decision to run for office was an incredible and enlightening experience, and she has no regrets.

Funke Akindele, the Deputy Governorship Candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party in Lagos State, has expressed her appreciation to the citizens of Lagos State for their assistance and motivation during her campaign, after the gubernatorial elections took place on Saturday. In her statement, she declared, “It was a dignified campaign for us. We truly fought

Funke Akindele expressed that her decision to run for office was an incredible and enlightening experience, and she has no regrets. Read More »

A student in junior secondary school was reportedly expelled from a school in Lagos because there was a sticker of Peter Obi on her bag.

Barinada Marvellous, a junior secondary school student, was reportedly expelled from a school in Epe, Lagos because her bag had a sticker of the Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi. The school gave her an exeat note, and the note, allegedly signed by the school principal, stated that she was sent home “to campaign for

A student in junior secondary school was reportedly expelled from a school in Lagos because there was a sticker of Peter Obi on her bag. Read More »

According to Rufai Oseni, a journalist, “This Land called Lagos,” for 99 years from 1861 to 1960. He has also provided evidence in the form of a British treaty cession document.

Rufai Oseni, a news presenter and author at Arise TV, has entered the recent tribal debates among Lagos residents regarding the “ownership” of Lagos State. These discussions have been prompted by the candidacy of Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, a Labour Party gubernatorial aspirant in the state whose mother is Igbo, and Peter Obi’s victory in Lagos State

According to Rufai Oseni, a journalist, “This Land called Lagos,” for 99 years from 1861 to 1960. He has also provided evidence in the form of a British treaty cession document. Read More »

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