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By James Ene Henshaw Jr WHEN I first conceived the idea for… Read more: The birth of James Ene Henshaw Foundation

* To host Jerry Falade accused of using AI to write book… Read more: Aké Festival 2026 to spotlight AI, creativity, African literature in ‘Native Intelligence’

By Godwin Okondo THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has announced the… Read more: ANA to increase prizes’ money, as Braithwaite, Salawu, Kome, Jideonwo, others win at Abuja convention

By Nengi Ilagha KING Bubaraye Dakolo, the writer, discovered himself rather late… Read more: The writer as king

By Ben Tomoloju Introduction: Before AjofestA hazy harmattan evening it was in… Read more: Reflections on Ajo: The stepping stones and Ajofest 1986

By Editor THE Simawa royal family and Simawa traditional council have announced… Read more: Oba Olugbenga Sonuga of Simawa joins his ancestors

* CANEX Prize for Publishing to be awarded By Godwin Okondo WRITERS,… Read more: CANEX WKND 2026 to spotlight African writing, journalism, sustainability

By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon —Shh! Mama Junior, bend your head down!Come closer!… Read more: Poetry: Hallelujah

By Adeniran Makinde POLITICS is theatre. Lagos politics, perhaps, is grand theatre:… Read more: Hamzat’s theatre of promises: Lagos, culture and the politics of neglect

By Wale Okediran THE Film Africa Network (FAN), led by its Executive… Read more: Film Africa Network secures varsity support for continental screening initiative

By Editor PAPERWORTH Books will hold the virtual presentation of The Kalabari… Read more: Paperworth Books to hold virtual launch of Wariboko’s Landmark Kalabari Series

By Editor THE Abuja International Theatre Festival and Awards (ABITFA) is set… Read more: ABITFA 4.0: Abuja International Theatre Festival and Awards returns with ‘Becoming’

By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) will today, Friday, October… Read more: ANA holds grand opening ceremony of 45th Int’l Convention in Abuja today

By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon LOOK at our big-bellied Ministers on the television,weeping… Read more: Poetry: Incomplete Return