Utopia Theatre and Sheffield Theatres are set to stage Death of the King’s Horseman at the Crucible, Sheffield, in February 2025. Renowned Nigerian actress Kehinde Bankole will play Iyaloja, Mother of the market. The production will be a...
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IROKO Theatre Company is thrilled to announce that its founder, Alex Oma-Pius, has been awarded the distinguished Services to Arts and Culture accolade at the 2024 BLAC Awards. Held annually, the BLAC Awards celebrate excellence and leadership...
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The ‘Home from Home’ project aims to explore the legacies of pioneering British Nigerians in the UK and their impact on society. The project highlights and celebrates British Nigerian contributions to the cultural, political, educational...
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The ‘Home from Home’ project aims to explore the legacies of pioneering British Nigerians in the UK and their impact on society. The project highlights and celebrates British Nigerian contributions to the cultural, political, educational...
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The ‘Home from Home’ project aims to explore the legacies of pioneering British Nigerians in the UK and their impact on society. The project highlights and celebrates British Nigerian contributions to the cultural, political, educational...
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The ‘Home from Home’ project aims to explore the legacies of pioneering British Nigerians in the UK and their impact on society. The project highlights and celebrates British Nigerian contributions to the cultural, political, educational...
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Research piece by Alisa Demchenko Misan Harriman (b. 1977) Misan Harriman is a British Nigerian artist who was born in 1966. He is the son of Chief Hope Harriman, a highly successful businessman, politician, and philanthropist once described as...
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Research piece by Alisa Demchenko The Home From Home project aims to shine a spotlight on significant British Nigerians from across a range of sectors. In this post our researchers have undertaken a comprehensive review of British Nigerian Visual...
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Research piece by Amouraé Bhola-Chin Importance of Naming in Nigerian Cultures In the West African context, naming is “an important ideological form of identification ..and reference,” and acts to reflect and uphold the status as well as dignity...
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A piece of research by Irina Costin Toyin Agbetu, also known as Oluwatoyin Agbetu (b. Hackney, London, 1969) Dr Toyin Agbetu is a Lecturer of Social Anthropology at UCL, filmmaker, musician, social rights activist and the founder of the...
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