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October 12, 2026
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‘Children of Blood and Bone’: A reflection on cultural authorship, translation, reciprocity
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August 4
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Book Drive Africa expands literacy campaign, equips children with books, learning opportunities
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July 23
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‘Children of Blood and Bone’: When a film adaptation goes awry
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July 7
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Colloquium
‘Nolywood’s children series’: If we don’t grow that segment, we surrender influence over children to foreign content ecosystems
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March 12
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Colloquium
Nollywood’s missing children series: I’m angry the way children are treated in our film profession, by Zeb Ejiro
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March 10
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Colloquium
Mabel Segun and the evolution of African children’s literature
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March 7
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A learning curve in children, young adult writing in a faraway place
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January 14
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‘Building a safe and inclusive future for every child in Africa’
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November 29
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Interview
My hero is driving change in the lives of forgotten, neglected, impoverished children
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August 22
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Children’s groups set to read, perform 11 longlisted texts at CORA-Nigeria LNG Book Party
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August 17
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The Shoemaker has run away! as Lorca’s ‘The Shoemaker’s Wonderful Wife’ hits Jos stage
By Omadachi Oklobia IT was the final play in the 4-day festival.…
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: The Shoemaker has run away! as Lorca’s ‘The Shoemaker’s Wonderful Wife’ hits Jos stage
ANA hails Ifowodo for literary feat, celebrates Nigerian poetry, commends NLNG
By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has congratulated distinguished Nigerian…
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: ANA hails Ifowodo for literary feat, celebrates Nigerian poetry, commends NLNG
Carson, Kundizeza, Ifowodo shine in a week of top literary honours
By Godwin Okondo CANADIAN poet, essayist, translator and classicist Anne Carson has…
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: Carson, Kundizeza, Ifowodo shine in a week of top literary honours
James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
By Uzu Okagbue THERE are writers who command words, and there are…
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: James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
By Nathaniel Olawoyin FOR two days, October 6 ad 7, members of…
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: When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour
By Editor OGAGA Ifowodo’s Why Does God Need a Gun? has won…
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: Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour
This widow has a choice! When Alagbaoso’s ‘The Widow’s Choice’ hit the stage in Jos
By Omadachi Oklobia THE performance of Jerry Alagbaoso’s The Widow’s Choice at…
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: This widow has a choice! When Alagbaoso’s ‘The Widow’s Choice’ hit the stage in Jos
Losing The Nigeria Prize for Literature: The writers must receive our kindness.
By Obinna Udenwe WRITING, as has been said by many people, is…
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: Losing The Nigeria Prize for Literature: The writers must receive our kindness.
Poetry: October First
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon I am adjusting the dials on the radio,trying…
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: Poetry: October First
Nobel Prize in Literature no longer interested in grand narratives?
By Mina A. Gayed I have noticed that, in recent years, the…
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: Nobel Prize in Literature no longer interested in grand narratives?
Vanity – and all is vanity – so says Abdullahi’s ‘Chants in a Cemetary’
By Omadachi Oklobia THE performance of Chants in a Cemetary, written by…
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: Vanity – and all is vanity – so says Abdullahi’s ‘Chants in a Cemetary’
DG Holloway to British Museum: Don’t insult us by offering looted bronzes to us as loans
By Godwin Okondo THE Director General of the National Commission for Museums…
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: DG Holloway to British Museum: Don’t insult us by offering looted bronzes to us as loans
Rousing spectacle as Jos Festival of Theatre opens with ‘Woven Veil’
By Omadachi Oklobia THE opening was simple. There was little or no…
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: Rousing spectacle as Jos Festival of Theatre opens with ‘Woven Veil’
Poetry: October First
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon I am adjusting the dials on the radio,trying…
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: Poetry: October First
