Multi-talented musician, Jah Baba, proved he is also a culture activist when he performed at the Afropolis Festival held in Lagos between 26 October and 3 November. The festival powered by the Lagos State Government featured many musicians, dancers, poets, visual artists and other content creators from different parts of the world. It is Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s inspiring and ambitious …

Beyond being the commercial and entertainment capital of Nigeria, Lagos can rightly be saluted as the No. 1 home of festivals too. Or, is there any other Nigerian city or state that hosts as many of the big festivals that happen in the aquatic city annually? Just consider what it witnessed in the past few weeks: the African Movies Academy …

Lagos State Government, in partnership with QDance Centre, will, on 26 October, begin the maiden International Cultural Festival tagged, ‘Afropolis 2024’. The theme is ‘We Need New Myth’. The festival will feature displays of various African cultures from different parts of the country and Africa. It will last for nine days at the JK Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and …