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Category : Colloquium

Interrogating the absence of emerging African writers in schools’ curricula
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Interrogating the absence of emerging African writers in schools’ curricula

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May 3
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Critical criteria for selecting literary texts for schools
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Critical criteria for selecting literary texts for schools

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May 1
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Canonising emerging texts: Writers, publishers, curricula developers, exam bodies tasked to forge stronger ties
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Canonising emerging texts: Writers, publishers, curricula developers, exam bodies tasked to forge stronger ties

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April 27
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Embrace business mindset, innovation, strategic positioning for sustainable practice, artists told
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Embrace business mindset, innovation, strategic positioning for sustainable practice, artists told

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April 25
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A rejoinder to Duke of Shomolu: On preview shows, criticism and the future of Nigerian theatre
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A rejoinder to Duke of Shomolu: On preview shows, criticism and the future of Nigerian theatre

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April 11
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WTD 2026: Theatre calls on humanity to shun wars and embrace peace, dialogue
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WTD 2026: Theatre calls on humanity to shun wars and embrace peace, dialogue

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March 27
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WTD 2026: Theatre, a culture of peace
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WTD 2026: Theatre, a culture of peace

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March 25
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Papa Ajasco: The mix of ignorance and entitlement
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Papa Ajasco: The mix of ignorance and entitlement

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March 18
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‘Nollywood children series’: Once a film culture is about profit like Nollywood, making films for children becomes more difficult to achieve
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‘Nollywood children series’: Once a film culture is about profit like Nollywood, making films for children becomes more difficult to achieve

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March 13
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‘Nolywood’s children series’: If we don’t grow that segment, we surrender influence over children to foreign content ecosystems
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‘Nolywood’s children series’: If we don’t grow that segment, we surrender influence over children to foreign content ecosystems

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March 12
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  • Kevbe’s Book Haven celebrates community literacy festival with Amuwo Reads 2026
    By Editor KEVBE’S Book Haven Limited successfully concluded Amuwo Reads 2026, a… Read more: Kevbe’s Book Haven celebrates community literacy festival with Amuwo Reads 2026
  • Duro Ikujenyo @70: Tribute concert for master pianist, composer, arranger
    By Editor AFROBEAT legend Duro Ikujenyo will be 70 on September 2,… Read more: Duro Ikujenyo @70: Tribute concert for master pianist, composer, arranger
  • Deborah Uzoma’s children’s poetry, ‘My Father’s House and Other Poems’: A review
    By Christabel Onyema MY Father’s House and Other Poems (Purple Shelves Literary… Read more: Deborah Uzoma’s children’s poetry, ‘My Father’s House and Other Poems’: A review
  • Three poets, three visions as Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu race for The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 trophy
    By Godwin Okondo THREE poets from different generations and with markedly different… Read more: Three poets, three visions as Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu race for The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 trophy
  • 15 centuries of communal history, culture documented in Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’
    By Godwin Okondo A new book, A Handbook of Sagamu, authored by… Read more: 15 centuries of communal history, culture documented in Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’
  • Bello Sa’idu: The demise of a literary icon
    By Bukar Usman FROM God we come and to Him we all… Read more: Bello Sa’idu: The demise of a literary icon
  • Arojah Royal Theatre takes ‘Leah’ to Cradle of Creativity Festival 2026 in Johannesburg
    By Editor AROJAH Royal Theatre, one of Nigeria’s leading independent theatre companies,… Read more: Arojah Royal Theatre takes ‘Leah’ to Cradle of Creativity Festival 2026 in Johannesburg
  • WAKE UP! art exhibition returns for a second act
    By Editor THE contemporary art and photography exhibition “Wake Up!” is back… Read more: WAKE UP! art exhibition returns for a second act
  • Poetry: How to answer a child who asked about Nigeria
    By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon A child asked me,“What is Nigeria?” I said,Nigeria… Read more: Poetry: How to answer a child who asked about Nigeria
  • Urhobo Igbe-Emete celebrates Onobrakpeya’s 94th birthday at 28th Harmattan Art Workshop
    By Editor AT 12.00 noon today, Thursday, 27 August 2026 at Onobraks… Read more: Urhobo Igbe-Emete celebrates Onobrakpeya’s 94th birthday at 28th Harmattan Art Workshop
  • Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in race for USD$100,000 2026 The Nigeria Prize for Literature
    By Editor THE field has narrowed and the race for The Nigeria… Read more: Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in race for USD$100,000 2026 The Nigeria Prize for Literature
  • Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’ on its history, culture, development for launch Thursday
    By Editor A new book, A Handbook of Sagamu, written by Ọmọ’ba… Read more: Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’ on its history, culture, development for launch Thursday
  • The Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts unveils shortlist of 5 documentary films
    By Editor FIVE filmmakers edge closer to history as five documentary films… Read more: The Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts unveils shortlist of 5 documentary films
  • Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’
    By Denja Abdullahi ON my receipt of the newly published volumes of… Read more: Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’

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