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July 18, 2026
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‘The Man Died’ set for 3-pronged screening in the US and Europe, August 1-3
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July 27
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‘The Man Died’ in Chicago for African Diaspora Film Festival, June 13-15
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June 14
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‘The Man Died’ in double outing in Atlanta, Jo’Burg on Saturday, March 15
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March 11
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‘The Man Died’ nominated for the Pan African Film Festival, Los Angeles, February 4-17
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February 1
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‘The Man Died’ wins Best Screenplay award at Carthage Film Festival, Tunisia, heads to Luxor, Egypt Jan 9-16
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December 24
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‘The Man Died’ at Carthage Film Festival, Tunisia Dec. 14-21
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December 14
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Soyinka’s ‘The Man Died’, ‘Ebrohimie Road’, ‘The Swamp Dwellers’ in focus as Lagos Book & Art Festival 2024 opens
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November 11
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‘The Man Died’ returns to home turf… on screen at AFRIFF, LABAF, ENIFF in November
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November 3
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‘The Man Died’… on London screens October 27, 28
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October 27
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‘The Man Died’ film continues festival tours to Ghana, UK, others
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October 11
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Poetry: Showroom
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon IT is easy to tell when the scripthas been…
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: Poetry: Showroom
James Ene Henshaw: The playwright physician of the Cross River
By James Ene Henshaw Jr DR. James Ene Henshaw was a chest…
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: James Ene Henshaw: The playwright physician of the Cross River
Odugbemi urges filmmakers to prioritise professionalism, production excellence, global standards
* ‘Nigerian embassies don’t show Nigerian films; outsiders encounter our art by…
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: Odugbemi urges filmmakers to prioritise professionalism, production excellence, global standards
Husseini, Joke Silva advocate professionalism, innovation at NFVCB Masterclass
By Godwin Okondo THE National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has…
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: Husseini, Joke Silva advocate professionalism, innovation at NFVCB Masterclass
Nigeria needs local police, not necessarily state police, says Bukar Usman
By Erizia Rubyjeana HISTORIAN and culture archivist, Bukar Usman, has urged Nigeria…
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: Nigeria needs local police, not necessarily state police, says Bukar Usman
Azerbaijani’s Aylisli’s ‘People and Trees: A Trilogy’ wins EBRD Literature Prize 2026
By Editor THE winner of the 2026 European Bank for Reconstruction and…
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: Azerbaijani’s Aylisli’s ‘People and Trees: A Trilogy’ wins EBRD Literature Prize 2026
Can AI ever be an author? Why legal personality matters in copyright law
By Raphael Christopher ARTIFICIAL intelligence can write novels, compose symphonies, generate artwork…
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: Can AI ever be an author? Why legal personality matters in copyright law
LIFANIMA @10: N22.5 million prizes on offer as animation festival gets 1,298 short film entries from over 120 countries
By Editor LIFANIMA, Nigeria’s first and only animation film festival, has announced…
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: LIFANIMA @10: N22.5 million prizes on offer as animation festival gets 1,298 short film entries from over 120 countries
WSICE unveils top 10 essay finalists as Soyinka mentors young scholars @92nd birthday celebration
By Editor THE organisers of the 17th Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange…
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: WSICE unveils top 10 essay finalists as Soyinka mentors young scholars @92nd birthday celebration
Beyond cultural entertainment, drumming has educational, therapeutic, professional value, says Adeniji
By Anote Ajeluorou Hammed Adeniji has a uniquely fascinating mix of interests.…
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: Beyond cultural entertainment, drumming has educational, therapeutic, professional value, says Adeniji
The tricky task of book-to-film adaptations
By Wale Okediran ADAPTING a beloved novel to the big screen is…
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: The tricky task of book-to-film adaptations
Wole Soyinka @92: Championing Trans-Atlantic ‘Heritage Voyage of Return’ amongst diaspora Africans
By Anote Ajeluorou WHAT more could Africa’s legendary man of letters, Prof.…
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: Wole Soyinka @92: Championing Trans-Atlantic ‘Heritage Voyage of Return’ amongst diaspora Africans
‘Return of Jero’ revives Soyinka’s satire for new generation theatre audience at J. Randle Centre, Onikan
By Editor THEATRE enthusiasts, literary scholars and lovers of Nigerian arts are…
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: ‘Return of Jero’ revives Soyinka’s satire for new generation theatre audience at J. Randle Centre, Onikan
English Dept, Edo University, Iyamho, adopts Ebhohon’s ‘The Great Delusion’
By Editor THE Department of English, Edo University, Iyamho, Edo State, has…
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: English Dept, Edo University, Iyamho, adopts Ebhohon’s ‘The Great Delusion’
