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Artdequate concludes 2-day photography workshop in Benin

May 10, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Emmanuella Oko |Godsblessing Okhueleigbe |Eubaldus Enahoro |Sam Oduwa Imagbe

Artdequate, an art-based community of visual artists, performing artists and literary artists, has concluded a two-day photography workshop in Benin City, the Edo State capital, themed “Foto Kaba”. The workshop, which held in partnership with Edo State Government through the state Ministry of Arts, Culture and Tourism, focused on enhancing storytelling skills through interactive and practical workshops on documentary photography, street photography, and photo journalism.
Eliel Otote: The ultimate actor

May 3, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Nosazeme Aimiuwu |Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Nigerian Byzantine politics

It would be an unforgivable crime if I don’t write about this Nollywood veteran. Ladies and gentlemen, I must proudly present and introduce you to the multi-talented Eliel Otote. First of all, there is nothing there is to know about the art and craft of acting that Eliel doesn’t already know. His body of film works and professional experience is quite gargantuan, colossal and intimidating. This proud son of the soil is an Ovbieseserese.
Why people don’t set financial goals

May 3, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Nigerian Byzantine politics

True, life will happen, but why let it happen without some form of financial structure? Some people are uncomfortable with financial goal-setting because they have done so in the past and did not achieve result. They become wary and would instead go through life functioning below what they are capable of, and settle for less than they truly desire. The truth is that failure comes whether we set financial goals or not, but what’s most important is how we see and define failure.
Olokpa again - Nigerian Observer

Apr 5, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Davidson Izegaegbe |Nosazeme Aimiuwu |Nigerian Byzantine politics

Today, man pikin wan beg everybody wey read dis atiko make dem explanate to me de tin wey dem dey call KRIME and de persin wey dey do de KRIME. Wetin persin go do wey dem fit hold dem say dem don do krime wey dem kach dem put? Dis question dey very good to ansa sake of say de way our olokpa take dey do when dem see pepos wey get dada for head too much.
Which way Naija?

Mar 15, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Olutola Fawehinmi |Davidson Izegaegbe |Nigerian Byzantine politics

Tuke Tuke Gossip oga wan tank una for de way some pepos dey take send message for us sake of say dem dey like de way we day talk true word for dem. Some pepos also dey want make we dey kari waka put visit for dem make dem for nack plenti boku tory wey gofment go fit sabi say dem get boku wahala for de area way dem tanda gidigba. All of una do well. But make una know say dis Tuke Tuke Gossip no be de show wey man pikin dey take sofokate other pepos.
Angela Eguavoen: An angel of theatrics

Mar 8, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Nosazeme Aimiuwu |Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Davidson Izegaegbe

The first time I met Angela Eguavoen was at the film set for “King Asemota”. She was – and still is – beautiful, radiant and graceful. I remembered that early 2000s dating/pickup line area boys used in “toasting” babes in those days, “Heaven must be missing an angel… because you are so fine”. Believe it or not, a lot of mothers and grandmothers today actually fell for that line.
Critics say Tinubu came to power unprepared, making ‘impulsive decisions’

Mar 4, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Ruth Isigbe |Abdullah Abdul-kadir |Dennis Udoma |Sam Oduwa Imagbe

A Professor of Social Ethics at Boston University, Nimi Wariboko, has said that President Bola Tinubu has not produced any result so far to show that he came prepared into office.
Suffering in the land

Mar 4, 2024 | nigerianobservernews.com | Sam Oduwa Imagbe |Abdullah Abdul-kadir |Dennis Udoma

There was a time when a very famous politician argued that Nigerians were not suffering because nobody in Nigeria was eating from the dustbin. Then, people had left-overs which they truly dumped into the dust bins. Today, nothing like food can be found in the dust bins except condemned iron for the “abokis”. The empty cans of soft drinks and pure water hardly find their way into the bin. That is the picture of our situation at present. The masses are suffering in the land. Our land.