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Fire as witness, Fire as reckoning:A critical review of Clement Odia’s ‘Feast of Fire’
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Fire as witness, Fire as reckoning:A critical review of Clement Odia’s ‘Feast of Fire’

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September 16
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Bukar Usman’s ‘A Shared Identity’ affirms Bura cultural, linguistic heritage
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Bukar Usman’s ‘A Shared Identity’ affirms Bura cultural, linguistic heritage

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September 14
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Folklore as cultural memory and resistance in James Eze’s ‘Unbind Me Now’
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Folklore as cultural memory and resistance in James Eze’s ‘Unbind Me Now’

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September 11
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‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry as unvarnished truth
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‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry as unvarnished truth

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September 7
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Impact of Bukar Usman’s interventions in water supply to Biu Town and environs
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Impact of Bukar Usman’s interventions in water supply to Biu Town and environs

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September 6
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Deborah Uzoma’s children’s poetry, ‘My Father’s House and Other Poems’: A review
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Deborah Uzoma’s children’s poetry, ‘My Father’s House and Other Poems’: A review

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August 31
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Three poets, three visions as Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu race for The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 trophy
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Three poets, three visions as Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu race for The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 trophy

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August 31
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Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’
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Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’

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August 24
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What has language got to do with music?
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What has language got to do with music?

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August 24
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Ogba-Urhie Festival 2026: Bridal ardornment as Ughievwen re-enacts  migration story
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Ogba-Urhie Festival 2026: Bridal ardornment as Ughievwen re-enacts migration story

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August 22
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  • ANA to hold maiden book fair at 45th int’l convention, names seven 2026 fellowship honours
    By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) will hold its maiden… Read more: ANA to hold maiden book fair at 45th int’l convention, names seven 2026 fellowship honours
  • Mofe-Damijo to deliver keynote at PAO Nigeria Digital Content Regulation Conference
    By Editor CELEBRATED Nigerian actor, filmmaker, media entrepreneur and former Delta State… Read more: Mofe-Damijo to deliver keynote at PAO Nigeria Digital Content Regulation Conference
  • REPRONIG in six-zone, cross-country advocacy, sensitisation drive
    By Editor THE Reproduction Rights Society of Nigeria (REPRONIG) is inviting authors,… Read more: REPRONIG in six-zone, cross-country advocacy, sensitisation drive
  • Opata: The don who went underground, fetched Oji for Chineke, Ekwensu
    By Uduma Kalu HE did not suffer long. Even in his final… Read more: Opata: The don who went underground, fetched Oji for Chineke, Ekwensu
  • ₦1.5 million up for grabs in book review contest on Ifowodo’s ‘Why Does God Need a Gun?’
    By Editor NIGERIAN readers and families can now win cash prizes totalling… Read more: ₦1.5 million up for grabs in book review contest on Ifowodo’s ‘Why Does God Need a Gun?’
  • Federal University Lokoja to hold 4th colloquium in honour of Olu Obafemi
    By Editor FEDERAL University, Lokoja, Kogi State, is set to host its… Read more: Federal University Lokoja to hold 4th colloquium in honour of Olu Obafemi
  • Le Clezio: The Nobel laureate who grew up in Nigeria
    By Wale Okediran I had the good fortune of meeting Prof. J.M.G.… Read more: Le Clezio: The Nobel laureate who grew up in Nigeria
  • Images, poetry, conversation at Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Lagos
    By Glory Damilola Folami “TO be or not to be—that is the… Read more: Images, poetry, conversation at Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Lagos
  • Poetry: The Slipper
    By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon MY thumb keeps digginginto the hollowwhere his heel… Read more: Poetry: The Slipper
  • Poetry: The Wall
    By Majekodunmi Ebhohon EVERY few years,they paint the wall. They cover the… Read more: Poetry: The Wall
  • Theatre veterans celebrate Agbeyegbe’s Ajofest @40
    By Editor TOP theatre veterans and members of National Association of Nigerian… Read more: Theatre veterans celebrate Agbeyegbe’s Ajofest @40
  • 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… Read more: 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… Read more: 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… Read more: Òtúrúpọ̀n Méjì and poetry of the ordinary

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