If there is anyone who embodies the vision of revolutionizing the health sector in Nigeria, it has to be Ruth Adeyemi. She is the poster girl for consistency, resilience, hard work, excellence and purpose. In this interview, Ruth Adeyemi lets us in on her journey and celebrates International day of Education by encouraging young people […]
Esther Taiwo is a driven and purposeful young woman who has grown rapidly in her chosen career path. She is currently an Audit Semi Senior at Deloitte Nigeria. In this interview, Esther celebrates the International Day of Education by sharing her story and encouraging young people like herself who want to make meaning of their […]
The theme for this years celebration is; “Learning for Lasting Peace.” The theme couldn’t have come at a better time as there has been so much unrest and conflict around the world. Education is a powerful tool that can combat violence and conflict. The 24th of January is observed globally as the International Day of […]
In just a decade, “TheBlackBoyJohn” has gone from being a Nigerian immigrant in College to working different jobs to get by. Now he is fully focused on the music with a certain level of determination which is admirable to watch. Capitalizing on the opportunities provided by the internet and streaming platforms, the Texas Rapper has […]
Visual Arts is a very beautiful form of expression. It is one of the modes through which imagination and creativity and nature’s beauties can flow from mind to brush to painting or photograph, etc. I had a conversation with Dr. Jacob Onoja an elite artist about visual art and its place in society. Dr Onoja […]
The arts and society are essential issues. Living is an art form in and of itself. One of the first things that man accomplished was to use his creative ability to make art. Archaeological discoveries will always show that when humans were still living in caves – practically everywhere in the world and independently of […]
This is absolutely true and logical: the youth are the future of the world. At Sarauta, we are determined and devoted to recognising Young Nigerians who have excelled in their fields. Some have developed their abilities, talents, and intelligence to the point that they can compete on a global scale. Augsburg Habila is one such […]
Since time immemorial, the arts have played an important role in society. From the days of the Pyramids in Egypt to David playing the harp for Saul in the Bible. Before European contact, the music reached ancient African peoples such as the Benin people. From Tupac Shakur, Fela, and others in the early days of […]
The World of Art is one seldom patronised by the average Nigerian. This places the responsibility of purchasing art, recognizing talent, and appreciating art on a select few. The nation also seems to be in short supply of art galleries and art exhibitions to display the hard work of burgeoning indigenous artists. This means they […]
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