Step into the captivating world of Nigerian art at the Moriri Gallery of contemporary art, where the Search Light 2.0 exhibition takes place from July 9th to the 30th, 2023. Walking through the gallery can be mesmerizing through diverse narratives unfolding per each art piece. Each piece weaves unique stories, shedding light on the past and present of Nigeria. Themes of resilience, corruption, aspirations, reflection, and the everyday life of Nigerians skillfully depicted on display…
Blackthorn Apple Cider is recreating a new taste in ciders and becoming the most loved and favourable flavour in Nigeria. Do you know why? This secret blend of ‘bittersweet’ cider Apples delivers a distinctive and unforgettable medium-dry taste that remains true to its Somerset roots. It is one of England’s best-known and most loved ciders, now in Nigeria. For lovers of good beer and wine, Blackthorn is the new flavour in town! Since its launch in…
Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic that has in part crippled certain sectors of the economy, there have been innovations springing up to enable people live their normal lives despite the pandemic. In the movie industry, we had film production companies opt for online releases on digital platforms such as Netflix, Afrilix, HBO, and the likes. Just to make sure that movie lovers still get to watch that long-awaited movie and also to keep…
Driving through the city of Abuja, you are greeted by high rise buildings which are either government offices, corporate, or branch offices of companies. These often give off the city as one of work, work, work, and no play. This is a misguided conclusion because right in the middle of the city is a place of fun and recreation called Central Park Abuja. Located at plot 174, Kur Mohammed Avenue Central Business District, adjacent to…
As sports makes a gradual return to the lives of many enthusiasts around the world since the standstill of the coronavirus epidemic, Nigeria has thus far shown reluctance in sanctioning the sports industry’s return despite easing lockdown around the country. The return of the Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) remains a mystery in Nigerian football circles at the moment. Football has suffered a great deal during the COVID-19 period with job losses suffered by workers;…
Every festival brings its own life and excitement into a community and centers on specific traditions and culture in its host community. The Afro Street Festival is the biggest outdoor street festival in Port Harcourt, and it has held for two consecutive years. It is an initiative ofĀ The Creative Hub Port HarcourtĀ to celebrate and showcase the culture, art, and creative talents in its host state, Rivers State. The festival features unique art and cultural display,…
PHCITY COMICāCON aims to be a convention for fans of comic books, graphic novels, manga, anime, and science fiction to gather, network, enjoy, learn about and participate in the dissemination of information about these interests. It is a celebration of art with the showcasing of stories in a very visual form. The event will range from comic book publications showcased, animated screenings, workshops for sequential art enthusiasts, aspiring writers who also want to improve on…
You didnāt think I was done right? Enjoying the sound of the city yet? From historic sights, polo playing and event centers, the city is absolutely full of life. Letās continue the journey to see some of its amazing views. This time I will take you to some of the cityās historic sights. Isaac Boro Park Compared to the other locations we have seen so far, Isaac Boro Park is one of the few locations with…
In the gist of Port Harcourt: The Garden City of the Nation, I mentioned to take you through some of the city’s event venues for both private and public events. Here goes a few: Port Harcourt Polo Club If you love horses or are interested in the game of polo then you have to visitĀ Port Harcourt Polo Club. Established in 1972 , the club is recognized to have one of the best playing fields for the game…
In 2017, hip-hop artists from Port Harcourt, Nigeria, and Houston, Texas, Billy Dolomite, and Kushite Kutta collaborated on a musical piece, āQuitting Is Forbiddenā in the US. Billy Dolomite, a Nigerian native and founder of Dolomilitary ENTā¢, a hip-hop outfit, and production studio in Port Harcourt, and Kushite Kutta, a Houston emcee and co-founder of the hip-hop group, Audio Intelligence share their synopsis, motivation, and breakdown a few lines from their verses. Billy Dolomite Billy…