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February 1, 2026
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Mabel Segun and the evolution of African children’s literature
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March 7
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I help shape narratives around modern African identity, global creative exchange, says Mark
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January 29
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The surge of interest, popularity of African literature in global narratives
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January 29
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Tourism
Setting the record straight on Museum of West African Arts (MOWAA), by Edo State Government
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January 24
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Flora Nwapa: The First Lady of African literature lives on
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December 27
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‘African writers prioritising prizes over socio-political issues’
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October 9
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Paperworth Books celebrates African literature in London
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August 15
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Wole Soyinka @90: Shaping African Identity through integrity
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May 18
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AFRIMA: African Union writes Nigeria, South Africa for hosting right
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May 4
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Nigeria’s Unigwe to chair Caine Prize jury for African Writing 2024
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April 18
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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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: Theatre traditions for revival through digital media
Awhefeada: A professor’s impact beyond the academia
By Ufuoma Komiti MOST professors’ impact ends in their immediate universities. Others…
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Humanising victims of Nigeria’s security crisis as Ajeluorou holds conversation on ‘Brides of Infidels’
By Godwin Okondo WHAT does Nigeria’s insecurity mean for those who live…
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: Humanising victims of Nigeria’s security crisis as Ajeluorou holds conversation on ‘Brides of Infidels’
The Growth Initiative
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon THE air is so thin today you could snap it like…
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This cup that overflows
By Eugène Ebodé Through a critical and deeply humanistic reading of the…
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Deepening creative, innovative excellence as new visual identities unveiled for The Nigeria Prizes
By Editor NIGERIA’S foremost gas company and sponsor of The Nigeria Prizes,…
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The Continental Porridge
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon IT startswith the grand, golden pufferyof the tin,a fortified…
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NFVCB commends Akindele, Abraham on box office milestone, directorial debut
By Editor THE National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has congratulated…
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Alagoa: Spreading the gospel of community library in Bayelsa
By Nengi Ilagha EBIEGBERI Joe Alagoa, Emeritus Professor of History, is as…
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Jeyifo: A battle-tested Marxist @80
By Ajibola Amzat A couple of weeks ago, I virtually attended the…
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UNIBEN’s Department of English adopts Ebhohon’s ‘The Great Delusion’ as study text
By Editor THE Department of English and Literature, University of Benin, Benin…
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Sani: Unveiling the writer and literary activist in Abuja
By Denja Abdullahi WHAT come across to most people about the man…
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Teaching children to be responsible adults in Ameh’s ‘Mariamo and the Bowl of Cashews’ and ‘The Rise of the Phoenix’
By Paul Liam TERESA Oyibo Ameh’s dedication to the welfare of children,…
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