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February 11, 2026
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Keesh Roland wins Kayode Aderinokun Poetry Prize as LABAF honours legacy of donor
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November 15
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The restless run of Poblisha’s creative instincts
anote
May 17
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Colloquium
In distributing talents, God gave us one each but Ben Tomoloju got 100, says Kayode Aderinokun
anote
December 19
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Jahman Oladejo Anikulapo@60: Salute to a colossus of the arts
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January 19
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Writers don’t know how to speak the language of commerce, position for success, says Aderinokun
idesign
November 26
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Poetry offers hope, solutions to Nigeria’s problems, says Kayode Aderinokun
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August 9
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Admirers hail Utomi at 70 for his ethics, ideas, leadership
By Editor SCHOLARS, journalists, public officials, and prominent private-sector leaders gathered on…
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: Admirers hail Utomi at 70 for his ethics, ideas, leadership
Achebe, Chakava, Ngũgĩ and the emancipation of the African literary imagination: A tribute to Henry Chakava
By Chidi Chike Achebe CHINUA Achebe and Henry Chakava forged an extraordinary…
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Old and wise: 7 authors still active after 80
By Henry Akubuiro THE older we get, the less active we get…
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What it comes to prizes, you take what you’re given, says Uwem Akpan
By Anote Ajeluorou THE debate over who wins a (literary) prize will…
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Uyoyou Edewor pays tribute to fallen heroes of Niger Delta marginalisation struggle
By Anote Ajeluorou UNIVERSITY don and Dean of Faculty of Arts, Delta…
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Fire & Memory: COOU English Department celebrates the poetry of James Eze
By Editor THE Department of English, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), Igbariam…
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: Fire & Memory: COOU English Department celebrates the poetry of James Eze
The Triple Point
By Majekodunmi Ehohon THE dial is turned until the pressurefinds the throat…
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IFC deepens commitment to Nigeria’s creative economy through partnership with Terra Kulture
By Editor IN line with its commitment to inclusive growth, job creation…
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: IFC deepens commitment to Nigeria’s creative economy through partnership with Terra Kulture
Ezugwu reviews ‘Against All Odds: A Biography of Innocent Chukwuma’
By Chido Onumah AGAINST All Odds: A Biography of Innocent Chukwuma emerges…
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The Nigeria Prizes 2026 focuses on poetry, documentary film, technology as entries open
By Editor THE Nigeria Prizes 2026 edition has made a call for…
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The Song of the Floating Ghost
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon MY Leader, the one with the silk tie,He carries…
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Democratising The Nigeria Prize for Science as street ingenuity, innovation get a look in
By Anote Ajeluorou THERE was no winner for The Nigeria Prize for…
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Theatre traditions in the age of digital media
By Abubakar Aliyu Liman IT is important to note that traditional theatre…
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Theatre traditions for revival through digital media
By Olu ObafemiIT is with great and profound delight that I accept…
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