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October 16, 2026
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Category : Colloquium
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‘Children of Blood and Bone’: A reflection on cultural authorship, translation, reciprocity
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August 4
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Disun Holloway, National Theatre and the mountain to be surmounted
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July 26
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What makes the centre iconic: The cultural event or the beauty of the chandeliers?
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July 24
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How are you faring in ‘Digitopia’?
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July 24
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Achebe’s statue and the real meaning of immortality
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July 24
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Odugbemi urges filmmakers to prioritise professionalism, production excellence, global standards
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July 16
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Can AI ever be an author? Why legal personality matters in copyright law
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July 14
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The tricky task of book-to-film adaptations
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July 12
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Wole Soyinka @92: Championing Trans-Atlantic ‘Heritage Voyage of Return’ amongst diaspora Africans
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July 12
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Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts: An Olayemi Cardoso’s extended finance empire?
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July 8
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Soyinka’s Nobel Prize @40…. Rabat, Lagos to commemorate glorious moments of Africa’s literature
By Editor AFRICA’S first Nobel Prize for Literature was announced on October…
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: Soyinka’s Nobel Prize @40…. Rabat, Lagos to commemorate glorious moments of Africa’s literature
The politics of the personal and the collective: A reading of Bioku’s ‘The Shape I Took’
By Oko Owi Ocho ONE of my favourite essays on poetry is…
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: The politics of the personal and the collective: A reading of Bioku’s ‘The Shape I Took’
Òtúrúpọ̀n Méjì and poetry of the ordinary
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon MY presentation is based on the topic, Òtúrúpọ̀n…
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: Òtúrúpọ̀n Méjì and poetry of the ordinary
Akoda’s GenScanAI capable of cutting MRI scan time by 90%, showcased in Lagos
By Editor MARY-BRENDA Akoda, winner of 2026 The Nigeria Prize for Science…
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: Akoda’s GenScanAI capable of cutting MRI scan time by 90%, showcased in Lagos
The Nigeria Prize for Literature and the plethora of opinions
By Ndidi Chiazor-Enenmor IT is that time of the year again when…
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: The Nigeria Prize for Literature and the plethora of opinions
Ifowodo proposes consolation prizes for The Nigeria Prize for Literature
By Anote Ajeluorou WINNER of The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 for…
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: Ifowodo proposes consolation prizes for The Nigeria Prize for Literature
A case for my accusers: A review of Kehinde Fatai’s ‘Judge Me on a Blank Page’
By Glory Folami I happen to have an affinity for philosophy. For…
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: A case for my accusers: A review of Kehinde Fatai’s ‘Judge Me on a Blank Page’
When NLNG honoured literary, scientific, creative excellence at Grand Award Night 2026
By Godwin Okondo WINNERS of The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 ,…
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: When NLNG honoured literary, scientific, creative excellence at Grand Award Night 2026
The Shoemaker has run away! as Lorca’s ‘The Shoemaker’s Wonderful Wife’ hits Jos stage
By Omadachi Oklobia IT was the final play in the 4-day festival.…
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: The Shoemaker has run away! as Lorca’s ‘The Shoemaker’s Wonderful Wife’ hits Jos stage
ANA hails Ifowodo for literary feat, celebrates Nigerian poetry, commends NLNG
By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has congratulated distinguished Nigerian…
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: ANA hails Ifowodo for literary feat, celebrates Nigerian poetry, commends NLNG
Carson, Kundizeza, Ifowodo shine in a week of top literary honours
By Godwin Okondo CANADIAN poet, essayist, translator and classicist Anne Carson has…
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: Carson, Kundizeza, Ifowodo shine in a week of top literary honours
James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
By Uzu Okagbue THERE are writers who command words, and there are…
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: James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
By Nathaniel Olawoyin FOR two days, October 6 ad 7, members of…
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: When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour
By Editor OGAGA Ifowodo’s Why Does God Need a Gun? has won…
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: Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour