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Tag: Culture

Day Dupwal Montessori School celebrated Nigerian culture, languages
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Day Dupwal Montessori School celebrated Nigerian culture, languages

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April 6
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Akwa Ibom will encourage book clubs, reading culture, says EARCOM boss
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Akwa Ibom will encourage book clubs, reading culture, says EARCOM boss

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March 31
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Indigenous language film festivals as platforms for promoting culture, tourism, economic growth
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Indigenous language film festivals as platforms for promoting culture, tourism, economic growth

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February 13
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BAF opens pathways for better storytelling, networking, collaboration in Africa, says Graham-Douglas
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BAF opens pathways for better storytelling, networking, collaboration in Africa, says Graham-Douglas

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February 4
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Why Rema is Culture Icon 2023
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Why Rema is Culture Icon 2023

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January 11
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iREPS’ ‘Righting the Future’ in March kick-starts Nigeria’s culture festival calendar 2024
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iREPS’ ‘Righting the Future’ in March kick-starts Nigeria’s culture festival calendar 2024

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January 2
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Alliance Francaise, Goethe-Institut keep Lagos’ culture landscape rocking
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Alliance Francaise, Goethe-Institut keep Lagos’ culture landscape rocking

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October 31
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Adebowale, Nwelue: Two ambassadors taking African culture to the world
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Adebowale, Nwelue: Two ambassadors taking African culture to the world

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June 21
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‘Young Africans need mentoring in the use of indigenous music, dance, performances’
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‘Young Africans need mentoring in the use of indigenous music, dance, performances’

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May 29
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  • Bello Sa’idu: The demise of a literary icon
    By Bukar Usman FROM God we come and to Him we all… Read more: Bello Sa’idu: The demise of a literary icon
  • Arojah Royal Theatre takes ‘Leah’ to Cradle of Creativity Festival 2026 in Johannesburg
    By Editor AROJAH Royal Theatre, one of Nigeria’s leading independent theatre companies,… Read more: Arojah Royal Theatre takes ‘Leah’ to Cradle of Creativity Festival 2026 in Johannesburg
  • WAKE UP! art exhibition returns for a second act
    By Editor THE contemporary art and photography exhibition “Wake Up!” is back… Read more: WAKE UP! art exhibition returns for a second act
  • Poetry: How to answer a child who asked about Nigeria
    By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon A child asked me,“What is Nigeria?” I said,Nigeria… Read more: Poetry: How to answer a child who asked about Nigeria
  • Urhobo Igbe-Emete celebrates Onobrakpeya’s 94th birthday at 28th Harmattan Art Workshop
    By Editor AT 12.00 noon today, Thursday, 27 August 2026 at Onobraks… Read more: Urhobo Igbe-Emete celebrates Onobrakpeya’s 94th birthday at 28th Harmattan Art Workshop
  • Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in race for USD$100,000 2026 The Nigeria Prize for Literature
    By Editor THE field has narrowed and the race for The Nigeria… Read more: Eze, Ifowodo, Oburumu in race for USD$100,000 2026 The Nigeria Prize for Literature
  • Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’ on its history, culture, development for launch Thursday
    By Editor A new book, A Handbook of Sagamu, written by Ọmọ’ba… Read more: Adesanya’s ‘A Handbook of Sagamu’ on its history, culture, development for launch Thursday
  • The Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts unveils shortlist of 5 documentary films
    By Editor FIVE filmmakers edge closer to history as five documentary films… Read more: The Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts unveils shortlist of 5 documentary films
  • Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’
    By Denja Abdullahi ON my receipt of the newly published volumes of… Read more: Preserving the interconnections of humanity in Bukar Usman’s ‘Looking Back, Looking Forward’
  • Poetry: Waiting for our turn
    (for Alhaji Taiwo Hassan – Ogogo) By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon A dead… Read more: Poetry: Waiting for our turn
  • Travelogue: A return to the club
    By Wale Okediran ‘SAVE WATER, DRINK BEER!’ was the witty poster that… Read more: Travelogue: A return to the club
  • ANA felicitates with REPRONIG Chairman Adedapo Gbadega on 61st birthday
    By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has congratulated the Chairman… Read more: ANA felicitates with REPRONIG Chairman Adedapo Gbadega on 61st birthday
  • What has language got to do with music?
    By Sumaila Isah Umaisha THE famous Hausa singer and Kannywood actor, Garzali… Read more: What has language got to do with music?
  • IP Workshop strengthens U.S.-Nigeria commercial ties in music industry
    By Editor LAST week, the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos convened more… Read more: IP Workshop strengthens U.S.-Nigeria commercial ties in music industry

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