FUN FACT ABOUT ART AND CULTURE By Ugwu Nmesoma, Ude Nneoma   1. That the oldest known cave painting, a wild pig, is at least 45,500 years old and was discovered in Indonesia? 2. That Vincent Van Gogh fell in love with his cousin, Kee Vos Stricker? 3. That the…

By Claire Chukwunta   Fashion is more than just the clothes we wear. It is a reflection of our culture and values. While anyone can slip into a stylish outfit, what elevates a fashion piece to greatness is the research and context that accompany it. Fashion serves as a time…

By Okeke Onyinyechi Gift   Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and one of its largest economies, remains engulfed in political turmoil in 2025, as power struggles, governance issues, and deep-rooted conflicts challenge its path toward stability. The ongoing crisis in Rivers State, where President Bola Tinubu declared a six-month state…

By Victory Ugochi   In Nigeria's agricultural sector, once the country's main source of economic growth, has declined significantly since colonial era. The British colonists introduced new policies that brought rivalry among Nigerian farmers, communities and regions today. These policies led to problems like farmer-herder conflicts, food insecurity and economic…

By Nezianya Jacinta Chidinma   Have you ever felt an invisible presence in the room, heard a whisper in your heart or narrowly escaped disaster with no explanation? Many believe those moments are not coincidences but signs that angels walk among us. From ancient scriptures to modern pop culture, the…

  By Mba Immaculata Sopuruchukwu Religion and spirituality often play an important role in people’s lives. They provide guidance, reassurance and a sense of belonging, influencing daily decisions and shaping personal identities. However, the intersection of religion and mental health, particularly schizophrenia, is a complex and often misunderstood phenomenon. Experts…

By Amadi Chimdiogo Maryann, Amobi Goodness Ezinne   "And Yet We Bloom," by artist Kat Cadena, is a tribute to the women in her life who have uplifted her during her lowest moments. In the heart of San Antonio, a new wave of street artists is blending history, activism, and…

By Amadife Uche, Anayo Chinonyelum    Fashion holds a profound connection to culture. It is more than just clothing; it is a visual language that speaks volumes about our identity, values, and beliefs. From the delicate fabrics of the isi-agu and akwa ocha to the beautiful colors and patterns of…

By Edwin Chijindu Nwachukwu, Miracle Ngozi Nnachi   Both art and technology define and continue to reshape the world we live in. Re-imagining what we know as real or as a solid ground pushes our opinions and understandings of nature to the limits and with new inventions and experiments, both…

By Peacelove Badekale   Art and culture are often celebrated for their beauty, creativity, and historical significance, but their impact on health is just as profound. From traditional healing practices to therapeutic art forms, culture and creativity play a vital role in physical, mental and emotional well-being. Across the world,…

By Success Ogbonna   Sports have long been a dynamic force in society, bringing people together, fostering teamwork, and promoting physical fitness. Whether it's the electrifying energy of a football match, the precision of a tennis serve, or the endurance required in athletics, sports captivate millions across the globe. While…

By Michael Deborah Chioma    Can religious symbols and clothing be solely expressions of faith? Or do they inevitably carry broader societal implications? The interactions between religions and clothing are deeply intertwined, reflecting a myriad of cultural, spiritual and social dimensions. Nigeria is a country of deep religious diversity, with…

By Ndulue Kosisochukwu Divine   Art speaks a universal language, but religious art carries an even deeper message. It transcends time, connecting faith to culture and tradition, shaping how societies remember their past and envision their future. From ancient temple carvings to modern digital expressions, religious art remains a powerful…

By Nmesomachi Onyeonoru, Peculiar Owoyomi Kola Masha is a Nigerian social entrepreneur renowned for his transformative work in agriculture. He founded his firm in 2010 to bring jobs and stability to his home country and worldwide. Inspired by his U.S. grandfather, a small farm holder who was able to get…

By Kelechi Osuji, Joy Onyishi  Yam is staple food in West Africa that provides essential nutrients and is a well consumed food item in a lot of cultures. It holds cultural and traditional importance in some regions, and is classified as a tuber crop, meaning it grows beneath the soil…

By Ethel Okeke   Music has always been a powerful force in shaping societies, particularly in times of political turmoil. In Nigeria, where corruption, military dictatorship and social injustices have historically plagued governance, music has served as a voice for the oppressed. From traditional folk songs used to criticize local…

Kosisochukwu Sylvia Nwaorgu, Merit Akunne Nwachukwu   For centuries, herbal medicine has played a vital role in healthcare across Nigeria. Long before the advent of modern medicine, indigenous communities relied on plants to treat various ailments. Today, scientific research is beginning to validate the medicinal properties of these traditional remedies…

By Amarachi Ezea, Ngozi Ezeala Siena, a small but mighty city, once stood at the heart of an artistic revolution that spread across Europe. Its influence reached far beyond Italy, leaving a mark on painters, metalworkers, weavers, and carvers. From gilded glass and illuminated manuscripts to ivory sculptures, silk fabrics,…

By Uchenna MGbatalibe, Henrietta Ibe   Deep in the heart of Ethiopia's Omo Valley, there lives a tribe that has captivated the imagination of the world. The Mursi people, known for their striking traditional lip plates and intricate body beautification, are a fascinating example of a culture that has managed…

By Gbatalibe Uchenna, Henrietta Ibe   The Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival, popularly known as the Argungu Fishing Festival, is a four-day annual event held between February and March. The festival symbolizes unity, life, and the beginning of the fishing season in Argungu, a riverside town in Kebbi State,…