Popular saying that, when there is a will, there will be a way aptly describes the story of Bola Austen Peter. Born of a prestigious father, legal luminary, Chief Afe Babalola, and was privileged to have had education at its best, got the kind of job many will scramble for yet, her passion prevailed.

Slim built Bola, having completed her studies in International Human Rights Law at a University in United Kingdom, she became an employee of the United Nations, but the passion she harbors for the art would not stop brewing in her and as time went by, she gave up the job to attend to her passion. Not only did many not see sense in quitting such a promising job she had, it was only few also that were ready to give her a chance and nurture her dream.

Determined to satisfy her urge for arts and culture, Bola started a centre for art and culture, Tera Kulture, in Victoria Island. The establishment went through stages and eleven years down the line, Tera Kulture is more or less an institution and so many want to identify with the brain behind the whole thing for the success she has recorded and beautiful story to tell.

Tera Kulture, an educational and recreational private sector organisation has successfully promoted the richness and diversity of Nigerian languages, arts and culture.