Tag: ajeluorou

Iquo DianaAbasi: My works speak to the times we are in – undaunted verses urging you to wake up!

Interview

Iquo DianaAbasi: My works speak to the times we are in – undaunted verses urging you to wake up!

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August 18

Ifowodo: Pastoral poetry is actually a deep sigh and longing for that which is desired, even now

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Ifowodo: Pastoral poetry is actually a deep sigh and longing for that which is desired, even now

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August 15

Remi Raji: Poetry can inspire individual, group imagination, new aesthetics among new audiences

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Remi Raji: Poetry can inspire individual, group imagination, new aesthetics among new audiences

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August 12

Being nominated several times come with its own excitement, validation, expectation, says Obari Gomba

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Being nominated several times come with its own excitement, validation, expectation, says Obari Gomba

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August 10

James Eze’s ‘dispossessed’ is poetry lush with lyrical freshness

Review

James Eze’s ‘dispossessed’ is poetry lush with lyrical freshness

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August 10

I knew that I wanted to shout but I wanted the world to hear my voice, says James Eze

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I knew that I wanted to shout but I wanted the world to hear my voice, says James Eze

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August 5

Su’eddie Agema: We have a vibrant reading culture, it needs being directed right through deliberate action

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Su’eddie Agema: We have a vibrant reading culture, it needs being directed right through deliberate action

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August 2

‘The Life and Times of Imran’: History through the lens of family narrative

Book Review

‘The Life and Times of Imran’: History through the lens of family narrative

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August 1

Banality, fragility as students of The Nlele Institute thrill photography lovers with works, presentation

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Banality, fragility as students of The Nlele Institute thrill photography lovers with works, presentation

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July 22

‘I set out to write a contemporary novel with Anglo-Nigerian women front and centre’

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‘I set out to write a contemporary novel with Anglo-Nigerian women front and centre’

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July 10