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October 29, 2025
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Ojude Oba: The day after
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June 22
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World Press Freedom Day: USAGM engages Ejiro Umukoro on her novel, ‘Distortion’
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May 5
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PAWA, ANA pay tribute to book industry enthusiasts at World Book, Copyright Day 2024
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April 23
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Day Mamman Vatsa was woken up to adulation in Abuja
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March 24
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When 9 poets ‘Engaged the Quintessential Poet @90’ on World Poetry Day 2024
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March 22
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Lasisi, Osagie, Owi, Mahogany, Booker to slam at World Poetry Day 2024
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March 20
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‘Nigeria Hotchpotch’: Awaking a sleeping giant, sharing unity in diversity
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June 1
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NCC D-G Asein calls for mental shift, makes case for visually impaired persons at WBCD 2022
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April 23
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When Providus Bank, poetry groups celebrated World Poetry Day, mentored aspiring writers
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April 2
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African Artists’ Foundation calls for female photographers to mark IWD
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March 11
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Darah, Bassey to headline launch of ‘The Great Delusion’
By Editor TWO cultural experts, Prof. G.G Darah and Dr, Nnimmo Bassey,…
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: Darah, Bassey to headline launch of ‘The Great Delusion’
Uba’s ‘Yoga Is a Reflection’ explores nature of illusion, reality in solo photo exhibition
By Editor CURATED by Dr. Chika ThankGod of Fine and Applied Art…
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: Uba’s ‘Yoga Is a Reflection’ explores nature of illusion, reality in solo photo exhibition
Honouring pan-Africanist Mere Jah as Door of Return marks Badagry Diaspora Festival 2025
By Anote Ajeluorou AFTER a few years of quiet, the rechristened ‘Badagry…
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: Honouring pan-Africanist Mere Jah as Door of Return marks Badagry Diaspora Festival 2025
Psychological trauma, healing in Jeff Iwu’s ‘Verdict of the Gods’
By Maryjane Onah JEFF Iwu’s Verdict of the Gods is not just…
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: Psychological trauma, healing in Jeff Iwu’s ‘Verdict of the Gods’
Masobe Books as Othuke Ominiabohs’ resolve after near-death experience
* ‘We’re in constant motion, learning, pivoting, creating a roadmap for what…
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: Masobe Books as Othuke Ominiabohs’ resolve after near-death experience
The Writer’s Silence
By Alimat Taiwo THEY say the world is listening…But to what?To bass…
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: The Writer’s Silence
UVA unveils Freedom Vibes Academy to empower artists as agents of change
By Editor UNCHAINED Vibes Africa (UVA) has announced the 2025 edition of…
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: UVA unveils Freedom Vibes Academy to empower artists as agents of change
Our heritage of creativity: Reframing art in Nigeria for a global audience
By Anote Ajeluorou NIGERIA is a nation blessed with a cultural inheritance…
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: Our heritage of creativity: Reframing art in Nigeria for a global audience
10th Chinua Achebe Poetry/Essay Anthology call for entries
By Editor FOLLOWING the success of its previous editions, the Society of…
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: 10th Chinua Achebe Poetry/Essay Anthology call for entries
The Shadow
By Gbekeloluwa Yusuf THE silent windy man,He appears the way you are,The…
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Booker Prize Foundation announces The Children’s Prize worth £50,000
By Editor A new prize has been annlounced by The Booker Foundation.…
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: Booker Prize Foundation announces The Children’s Prize worth £50,000
Writers, students, educators celebrate literacy, digital inclusion at Read With Me 2025
By Godwin Okondo WHEN writers, students, and education stakeholders gathered at Lagos…
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: Writers, students, educators celebrate literacy, digital inclusion at Read With Me 2025
Poetry
By Gbekeloluwa Yusuf Poetry is low and high,About tune and tone in…
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As Fela’s Afrobeat goes West
By Pelu Awofeso DEAR Nigerians! I think we’re going to lose Afrobeat…
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: As Fela’s Afrobeat goes West
