That the Igbo language, as exuberant a cultural repository as any in the world, is in decline is a fact of the present; that it is driven into the near-danger zone of possible extinction is a fact that is as yet not pronounced. By Chimezie Chika In 1933, Pita Nwana (Pita is the Igbo enunciation…

By hosting the games in Nigeria, a nation rich in sporting history and military prowess, AMGA 2024 aims to inspire a new generation of military athletes and reaffirm the role of sports as a powerful tool for diplomacy, resilience, and collaboration. By Tuka Letura  The African Military Games (AMGA) is a unique multisport event that…

While data prices in Africa are considerably higher than in other regions, the quality of internet access is rather pathetic and feels like a complete rip-off on most days.  By Michael Akuchie The Internet for All Initiative, a US government-led programme, describes the internet as the “backbone of today’s world.” It is difficult to dispute…

Too Early for Birds presents a production that becomes more than just a performance—it’s a reckoning with the past, and a call to remember. The Tom Mboya play serves as a reminder that some stories, no matter how lost, must be heard to shape a more conscious future.  By Frank Njugi On July 5, 1969, …

A Ghetto Love Story is a film that would resonate with audiences as it portrays love in perhaps the most raw form Nollywood has seen in recent times. By Joseph Jonathan  People often say that love is the greatest emotion or feeling because it has the power to transform, inspire, and connect humanity in a…