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Let’s explore the diverse influences that shaped Nigeria’s unique style, discover the significance of traditional garments like the agbada, isiagu, and dashiki: Their cultural and social functions, marvel at the vibrant colours, intricate patterns, and time-honoured techniques. More
World Food Day is celebrated annually on October 16th. This event is a global reminder of the ongoing battle against hunger and malnutrition. It’s a day when the world unites to recognize the fundamental right to food and the urgent need to achieve food security for all. Commemorating this day, Oxygen Orbis Hotel located in […] More
See the breathtaking landscape, spot the greenery of Ekiti state, explore the ancient mystique of the Ikogosi waterfall and ultimately, the only planetarium in Nigeria. More
Journey with us on this visual trip to the ancient city of Ilorin for the grande Durbar ceremony. The ancient city of ilorin and the artistic allure , the pageantry of horses , colours, captivating music, and awe-inspiring traditional performances. More
Africa is a bed of many fascinating cultures. In Ethiopia, the land of origins, Ka’el festival of the Bodi people, is a contest of fattened men. A contest that is not for their might, but for the ounce of flesh they could acquire after several months in isolation. Ka’el which means the holiday of fat […] More
Music is an entertaining aspect of societies. Accompanied by musical instruments, lyrics are spiced to meet different tones, moods and appeal. In most parts of Africa and the Caribbean, drum transcends beyond just a musical instrument, but has formed the nucleus of their social-cultural lives. Revolving around spiritual, social and cultural aspects of African societies, […] More
The town of Ngwo, sited on the top of the Enugu hills holds historic relish. Traced to be the beginning of modern Enugu after the discovery of coal, her cultural heritage has remained untainted. This is irrespective of her early contact with the Europeans. One of such heritage which has drawn indigenes and tourists alike, […] More
It was my very first time on a movie set. They cast Isaac as my boyfriend in the movie. So, we were both in a room and we were asked to open the door once we heard the Director say “Action”. Standing at one corner of the room, I had my script in hand trying to revise my lines diligently. I was a bit nervous, as it was my first attempt at acting. More
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