Tony Okuyeme is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria, who writes for Newtelegraph Nigeria. With a focus on local news and events in Lagos, Tony covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, politics, and social issues. His articles provide insights into the vibrant cultural scene and the challenges faced by the community in Nigeria's largest city.
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Tony Okuyeme's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and expert commentary related to culture & society and entertainment news in Nigeria, particularly Lagos. If you have expertise or insights into the performing arts scene, Nigerian culture, healthcare initiatives within the region or sports development interventions that are relevant to Lagos or Nigeria as a whole, your pitch is likely to align with his areas of interest.
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By: Tony Okuyeme
Share Africa Celebrates 2024, the continent's largest Pan-African cultural and business summit, proved to be a masterclass in harnessing unity, culture, and innovation to drive economic growth and societal progress.
By: Tony Okuyeme
Share The British Council has announced the convening of Festival Gathering 2024, a transformative initiative that will reshape the African festival landscape.
Share The Visual Art industry is joyfully growing in leaps and bounds and expectedly too, notes notable artist, Bunmi Babatunde, noting, however, that challenges are growing with it.
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Share Two Lagos-based Nigerian dancers and choreographers, Pearse Olufemi and Rasheed Ibrahim, will be hosted in Yaoundé, Cameroon at the
ShareWomen in the Arts, a non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering women in creative fields through mentorship, networking, and community-building initiatives, has announced the winners of its 2024 grants for emerging female creators. This year’s grant recipients are Belinda Yanga, Erioluwa Popoola, Bunmi Awolowo, Lucia Ifechukwude Ikediashi and Omotola Coker Ibeh. Founded by Brenda Uphopho, Women...
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Share ‘Mai Martaba', the epic drama that has garnered both national and international attention, is set to premiere on Sunday, December 1, 2025, at the Zuma Film Festival.
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Share Azeez Olawale Rahmoni, popularly known as Walex05, is a cinematographer, video editor, filmmaker, and music video director.
Share …Soyinka conferred with PINK Award for “Life Time Accomplishment”
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Share …as principal photography on the film begins US-based Nigerian filmmaker, Patience Ojheneovo Okhuofu, has unveiled plans to
Share As the curtain fell on the 26th Lagos Book & Art Festival (LABAF) in the plenary room of the week-long festival, the Committee for
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