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PAWA commends Afreximbank’s support for the book industry
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PAWA commends Afreximbank’s support for the book industry

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June 12
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Bura Day 2025: Bukar Usman calls for progress as Bura women launches bank, others
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Bura Day 2025: Bukar Usman calls for progress as Bura women launches bank, others

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April 15
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Cuba as ‘Special Guest Nation’: Sixth Providus Bank Poetry Café celebrates World Poetry Day March 21 in Lagos
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Cuba as ‘Special Guest Nation’: Sixth Providus Bank Poetry Café celebrates World Poetry Day March 21 in Lagos

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March 15
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LIFANIMA 2024: Bank of Industry confirms sponsorship as official partner
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LIFANIMA 2024: Bank of Industry confirms sponsorship as official partner

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August 21
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ProvidusBank World Poetry Day Café: An Evening with Wole Soyinka holds in Lagos
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ProvidusBank World Poetry Day Café: An Evening with Wole Soyinka holds in Lagos

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March 20
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Entry for Fidelity Bank’s Read-to-Lead writing contest ends today
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Entry for Fidelity Bank’s Read-to-Lead writing contest ends today

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February 16
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Soyinka bares literary fangs at Emir of Ilorin at launch of ‘Selected Poems (1965 – 2022): A Retrospective’
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Soyinka bares literary fangs at Emir of Ilorin at launch of ‘Selected Poems (1965 – 2022): A Retrospective’

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July 18
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Providus Bank hosts two cultural icons – Soyinka and Onobrakpeya – at its Lagos corporate office, July 16
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Providus Bank hosts two cultural icons – Soyinka and Onobrakpeya – at its Lagos corporate office, July 16

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July 15
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