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August 18, 2026
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Category : Colloquium
Colloquium
Nigeria, Africa missing on global map of most visited countries in 2023
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December 30
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Han Kang: Nigerian writers celebrate South Korea’s 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature winner in Abuja
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December 25
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Brazilian culture experts advocate ‘Cultural Incentive Laws’ in Africa to foster arts, economic growth
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December 20
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In distributing talents, God gave us one each but Ben Tomoloju got 100, says Kayode Aderinokun
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December 19
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A date with fate at Eagle Square
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December 18
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Better filmmaking tradition in Nollywood by Shaibu Husseini
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December 12
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‘Obafemi Johnson’s death did something to him, actually brought out the Soyinka in him’
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December 9
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Dennis Osadebay & Godini Darah: When scholars weave cultural intersections between past and present at NOLA confab
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November 28
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Beyond the Pages: When writers explored Nigeria’s complex social realities at LABAF 2024
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November 27
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LABAF 2024: Exploring the art, challenges of writing stories for children
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November 19
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ANA honours Chinua Achebe Prize money to 2025 winner, Ndidi Chiazor-Enenmor
By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has paid the sum…
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: ANA honours Chinua Achebe Prize money to 2025 winner, Ndidi Chiazor-Enenmor
When academics, others honoured Wale Okediran’s literary work adapted into film
By Olufemi Timothy Ogunyejo SATURDAY, August 15, 2026, was not just another…
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: When academics, others honoured Wale Okediran’s literary work adapted into film
Two plays, one meaning in ‘Death of a Salesman’ and ‘Death and the King’s Horseman’
By James Ene Henshaw Jr. I was going to talk about Arthur…
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: Two plays, one meaning in ‘Death of a Salesman’ and ‘Death and the King’s Horseman’
UNILORIN to honour DOU VC Aghalino with Distinguished Alumnus Award
By Editor THE University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), Kwara State, has approved the…
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: UNILORIN to honour DOU VC Aghalino with Distinguished Alumnus Award
JRT partners AECID, Spanish Embassy to deliver 17th Jos Festival of Theatre 2026
By Editor THE Jos-based theatre organization, Jos Repertory Theatre, is collaborating with…
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: JRT partners AECID, Spanish Embassy to deliver 17th Jos Festival of Theatre 2026
Commonwealth Short Story Prize suspends 2027 edition over 2026 AI issues
By Editor THE Commonwealth Short Story Prize, one of two major short…
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: Commonwealth Short Story Prize suspends 2027 edition over 2026 AI issues
A man of character: How a fictional character inspired a legal luminary
By Nengi Ilagha CLINTON Ayabowei found a strong word of caution in…
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: A man of character: How a fictional character inspired a legal luminary
When poetry came alive: My NIPOCON 2026 experience
By Efe Bello I went to a poetry conference, and poetry walked…
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: When poetry came alive: My NIPOCON 2026 experience
Ori II: 30 Nigerian sculptors explore identity, memory, consciousness in 2nd biennial
By Editor ORI II, the second biennial of contemporary Nigerian sculpture, brings…
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: Ori II: 30 Nigerian sculptors explore identity, memory, consciousness in 2nd biennial
‘Medicine and Literature Without Borders’: Health and social justice in the writings of Wale Okediran
By Aanuoluwapo Rotimi MEDICINE and Literature Without Borders: Health and Social Justice…
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: ‘Medicine and Literature Without Borders’: Health and social justice in the writings of Wale Okediran
History and colonial impulse in Tares Oburumu’s ‘Flora’s Love Colony’
By Kehinde Folorunsho IT is an indisputable fact that African literature still…
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: History and colonial impulse in Tares Oburumu’s ‘Flora’s Love Colony’
Edward Irivwoje: A forgotten pioneer in the early story of modern Nigerian art education
By Mudiare Onobrakpeya THE history of modern Nigerian art is often told…
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: Edward Irivwoje: A forgotten pioneer in the early story of modern Nigerian art education
The outflow of Nigerian talent is a form of blood money, outsourced slavery, says Osundare
* ‘We must not run our universities the way politicians are running…
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: The outflow of Nigerian talent is a form of blood money, outsourced slavery, says Osundare
Voices behind the verses: 11 poets reflect on memory, identity and the power of poetry
By Godwin Okondo THE voices behind the 11 poetry collections longlisted for…
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: Voices behind the verses: 11 poets reflect on memory, identity and the power of poetry
