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January 11, 2026
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‘Storylines were evaluated, versioned to present girls and boys as equally capable protagonists’
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June 27
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News
My novel is filled with metaphors regarding conflict in Nigeria, Africa, says Nathaniel Bivan
anote
January 27
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Nathaniel Bivan set to read from ‘Boys, Girls and Beasts’ in Abuja January 18
anote
January 14
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Review
‘Girls and the Silhouette of Form’: Of girlhood, womanhood and dystopia
anote
January 10
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News
‘Statues Also Breathe’ for screening in honour of Chibok’s stolen girls 10 years after
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April 4
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Colloquium
‘There’s a Heaven for Bad Girls’: Gender experts blame plight of girls, women on faulty socialisation
anote
December 5
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Colloquium
The burden of responsibility we must share
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December 2
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Niyi’s ‘There’s a Heaven for Bad Girls’ is a delicate narrative debut
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November 2
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The Longest Goodbye
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon WHILE we are busyup here,obsessing over high-speed internetand the…
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: The Longest Goodbye
Policy shift, technology, collaboration identified as music growth drivers at 9th AFRIMA summit
By Godwin Okondo THE 9th edition of the All Africa Music Awards…
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: Policy shift, technology, collaboration identified as music growth drivers at 9th AFRIMA summit
Nigerian-Canadian filmmaker Lucky Ejim is ANA Abuja January 2026 Guest Author
By Editor THE Abuja Chapter of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA)…
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: Nigerian-Canadian filmmaker Lucky Ejim is ANA Abuja January 2026 Guest Author
Okuyeme emerges ACWAN Chairman, pledges to reposition arts and culture reporting
* NANTAP, NCC congralatue body By Godwin Okondo JOURNALIST and arts writer,…
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: Okuyeme emerges ACWAN Chairman, pledges to reposition arts and culture reporting
Iwu’s ‘Cold Things’: A haunting testimony of familial trauma, survival, redemption in postcolonial Nigeria
By Ifeanyi John Nwokeabia IN his novel Cold Things, Jeff Iwu carves…
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: Iwu’s ‘Cold Things’: A haunting testimony of familial trauma, survival, redemption in postcolonial Nigeria
ACWAN elects new executives to drive global cultural Discourse
* Okuyeme, Falade, Ajeluorou, Uma lead new leadership frontier By Editor ON…
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: ACWAN elects new executives to drive global cultural Discourse
‘The Drummer’: Enwonwu’s lost landmark at NITEL House
By Mudiare Onobrakpeya THERE are monuments a city quietly grows around objects…
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: ‘The Drummer’: Enwonwu’s lost landmark at NITEL House
‘The Harbinger’: Oriiz delivers blow to accidental art genius ascribed to Africa’s sustained intellection
By Anote Ajeluorou BENIN bronzes and ivories. Nok terracotta. Ife bronzes. Igbo-Ukwu…
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: ‘The Harbinger’: Oriiz delivers blow to accidental art genius ascribed to Africa’s sustained intellection
The Secretary of Interior
(for Emeritus Professor Biodun Jeyifo @80) By Makekodunmi Ebhohon IT is easy…
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: The Secretary of Interior
Chinwemmeri’s ‘A Window Between Us’ wins Awele’s Heart Short Story Peace Prize
By Godwin Okondo IKECHUKWU Celina Chinwemmeri, a 300-level Optometry student of the…
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: Chinwemmeri’s ‘A Window Between Us’ wins Awele’s Heart Short Story Peace Prize
Sani to unveil two books, stage play on migration crisis in Abuja
By Editor SENATOR Shehu Sani will present two new books – The…
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: Sani to unveil two books, stage play on migration crisis in Abuja
Song of the Big Bull
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon BROTHER,have you seenthe Big Bullof the West? He standson…
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: Song of the Big Bull
World Braille Day: NCC urges greater access to books for the blind
By Editor THE Director-General of the Nigerian Copyright Commission (NCC), Dr. John…
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: World Braille Day: NCC urges greater access to books for the blind
Olorunmola’s deepens exploration of unconventional performance spaces with Fattah’s ‘Before I Let You Go’
By Anote Ajeluorou IN an environment where creativity is a struggle for…
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: Olorunmola’s deepens exploration of unconventional performance spaces with Fattah’s ‘Before I Let You Go’
