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September 17, 2026
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Duve Nakolisa’s harvest of ‘Bukar Usman’s Short Stories’ a masterstroke
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April 20
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World Theatre Day 2026: The Nigeria Prizes celebrates five drama winners
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March 27
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Colloquium
What it comes to prizes, you take what you’re given, says Uwem Akpan
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February 6
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Democratising The Nigeria Prize for Science as street ingenuity, innovation get a look in
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February 2
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Humanising victims of Nigeria’s security crisis as Ajeluorou holds conversation on ‘Brides of Infidels’
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January 30
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‘Brand or Bland’: Ebbi’s journey to making a great brand
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December 22
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New €20,000 literature prize for translation challenges FG’s language policy
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November 16
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Interview
‘8,000 Years of Art in Nigeria’ as an act of reclamation, restitution, says Onuwaje
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October 30
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MUSON Festival 2025 honours Nigeria’s independence with score of old-new national anthem
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October 13
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Colloquium
I’m just his son, extremely proud of the name, says Mukoma wa Ngugi
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October 8
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In defence of Chimamanda Adichie leaving Nigeria
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon CHIMAMANDA Ngozi Adichie is entirely correct. Following the…
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: In defence of Chimamanda Adichie leaving Nigeria
Olu Jacobs: The curtain falls on the ‘Lion of Lufodo’
By Godwin Okondo THE curtain has fallen on one of Africa’s most…
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: Olu Jacobs: The curtain falls on the ‘Lion of Lufodo’
Fire as witness, Fire as reckoning:A critical review of Clement Odia’s ‘Feast of Fire’
By Gegeri Dike-Gegeri THERE are books of poetry that invite the reader…
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: Fire as witness, Fire as reckoning:A critical review of Clement Odia’s ‘Feast of Fire’
Bukar Usman’s ‘A Shared Identity’ affirms Bura cultural, linguistic heritage
By Anote Ajeluorou VERY often and with the onslaught of globalisation and…
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: Bukar Usman’s ‘A Shared Identity’ affirms Bura cultural, linguistic heritage
Poetry: Before You Die
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon BEFORE you die,taste the mango with both hands…
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When NIGMA revved up Christian entertainment in Lagos
By Editor MUSON Centre in Onikan, Lagos, buzzed with an electric energy…
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: When NIGMA revved up Christian entertainment in Lagos
Lagos International Festival of Illustration returns for second edition
By Editor LAGOS International Festival of Illustration (LIFI) returns for its second…
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: Lagos International Festival of Illustration returns for second edition
CORA to lead conversation on the ‘Power of Story’ at 2026 Lagos Comic Con, September 12
By Editor THE Committee for Relevant Art (CORA) will participate in the…
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: CORA to lead conversation on the ‘Power of Story’ at 2026 Lagos Comic Con, September 12
Folklore as cultural memory and resistance in James Eze’s ‘Unbind Me Now’
By Deborah Chinonyerem Uzoma WHEN histories become absurd to the people, ancestral…
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: Folklore as cultural memory and resistance in James Eze’s ‘Unbind Me Now’
Rotting So Beautifully
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon LOOK how beautifully it falls,without a single argument,dropping…
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Film Africa Network: Building the connections African cinema needs
By Osezua Steve-Imobhio THE creation of the Film Africa Network (FAN) by…
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Umaisha gets special recognition award at Fortham exhibition
By Celina Chinwemmeri Ikechukwu NIGERIAN writer, literary journalist and editor, Sumaila Isah…
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‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry as unvarnished truth
By Femi Morgan ONE of the concerns of contemporary literature from Nigeria…
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I dey UK, But I’m Not Okay (Part 1)
By Ololade Abidemi Obadina I moved for better life, now I Google…
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: I dey UK, But I’m Not Okay (Part 1)
