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October 30, 2026
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From line to light: The poetry of ‘Things Fall Apart’
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July 3
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Welcome to Umuofia!
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July 2
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‘Why ‘Things Fall Apart’ is still a very relevant Black film till this day’
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February 21
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‘We must not fall into despondency…’
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November 6
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The TV Series on ‘Things Fall Apart’ and the work of the ancestors
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October 26
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On the debate over Idris Elba’s role in ‘Things Fall Apart’
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October 6
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Chinua Achebe, ‘Things Fall Apart’, Idris Elba: A lively conversation but misguided
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September 30
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Controversy over British actor Idris Elba performing lead in ‘Things Fall Apart’ film adaptation
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September 28
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Is Unoka the unsung hero of ‘Things Fall Apart?’
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July 5
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Can we have a lazy hero?: Exploring Unoka at the 66th anniversary celebration of ‘Things Fall Apart’ in Enugu
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June 27
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ABITFA 4.0: Abuja International Theatre Festival and Awards returns with ‘Becoming’
By Editor THE Abuja International Theatre Festival and Awards (ABITFA) is set…
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: ABITFA 4.0: Abuja International Theatre Festival and Awards returns with ‘Becoming’
ANA holds grand opening ceremony of 45th Int’l Convention in Abuja today
By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) will today, Friday, October…
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: ANA holds grand opening ceremony of 45th Int’l Convention in Abuja today
Poetry: Incomplete Return
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon LOOK at our big-bellied Ministers on the television,weeping…
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: Poetry: Incomplete Return
Brazilian Delgado translates Femi Morgan’s ‘Renegade’ into Portuguese
By Editor A Brazilian academic Prof. Samuel Delgado is translating Nigerian poet…
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: Brazilian Delgado translates Femi Morgan’s ‘Renegade’ into Portuguese
How AI debates, film awards shaped 23rd Abuja Int’l Film Festival 2026
By Editor THE Chinese action thriller The Shadow’s Edge emerged as the…
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: How AI debates, film awards shaped 23rd Abuja Int’l Film Festival 2026
Short Story: Welcome to Abuja
By Sumaila Isah Umaisha SHE has been standing by the roadside, waiting…
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: Short Story: Welcome to Abuja
Poetry: My Neutral Brother
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon YOU shake the hand of the man who…
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: Poetry: My Neutral Brother
At Helsinki Book Fair 2026, Olatunbosun shares first glimpse of ‘The Letter Grandma Left’
By Editor AT Helsinki Art Fair 2026 held in Finland from October…
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: At Helsinki Book Fair 2026, Olatunbosun shares first glimpse of ‘The Letter Grandma Left’
Poetry: Miracle Franchise
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon THE loudspeakers from the church across the street…
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: Poetry: Miracle Franchise
Àdúrà Lẹ́rẹ̀ by Shenjobi opens November 12 at New Culture Studios, Ibadan
By Editor AT the New Culture Studios, Ibadan, British-Nigerian Orry Shenjobi will…
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: Àdúrà Lẹ́rẹ̀ by Shenjobi opens November 12 at New Culture Studios, Ibadan
Opera, jazz, AI take centre stage as MUSON unveils 2026 festival offering
By Godwin Okondo THE Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) will celebrate its…
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: Opera, jazz, AI take centre stage as MUSON unveils 2026 festival offering
Dave, the boy who played the Harp; Godwin, the man who played the Light
* A commendation of Godwin Emefe By Olateju Wasee Kareem THERE are…
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: Dave, the boy who played the Harp; Godwin, the man who played the Light
Prize laureates Ifowodo, Abiola spotlight religious violence, cultural heritage in Nigeria
By Godwin Okondo LAWYER and poet Ogaga Ifowodo has described literary prizes…
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: Prize laureates Ifowodo, Abiola spotlight religious violence, cultural heritage in Nigeria
My Thursday column, ‘Line of Sight,’ touches on how and why I wrote my latest novel, ‘Damage’
By Abubakar Adams Ibrahim Damage Done THIS week, my latest book, Damage,…
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: My Thursday column, ‘Line of Sight,’ touches on how and why I wrote my latest novel, ‘Damage’
