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November 13, 2026
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UVA raises alarm over rising censorship, artistic freedom violations in Nigeria
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December 24
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The vocation of arts and culture journalist is the most insecure in the newsroom, says Anikulapo
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December 15
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Offoedu-Okeke interrogates power, freedom, politics in ‘Time of Redeemer’ exhibition
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October 8
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How NPL-RBC Bookfest animated global literary scene as audiences took on finalists in webinar
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September 27
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Fans worldwide decide AFRIMA 2025 winners as Voting Portal opens September 10
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September 9
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NIM Center’s 6-week long storytelling workshop ends in Boston, US
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August 29
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Traditional filmmakers still relevant in digital, instant content era, says Osasogie Guobadia
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August 22
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We have no country yet, says Osundare at Ibadan Invocations of the Word reading event
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August 20
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AFRIMA 2025: FG, Lagos declare readiness to host Africa at Patron’s Dinner with Jury
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August 18
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Folajimi beams lens on historical drama: ‘King Adekunle’ and ‘The Trial of Ken Saro–Wiwa’
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August 8
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Tomoloju to receive Legacy Award at 2026 Lagos International Theatre Festival
By Editor VETERAN theatre practitioner, art critic and culture journalist Mr. Ben…
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: Tomoloju to receive Legacy Award at 2026 Lagos International Theatre Festival
Poetry: Food Security
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon A pig came to teach our goatsdemocracy. It…
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: Poetry: Food Security
Literature, national security and the place of Nigeria in the world
By Bukar Usman IT is an honour and pleasure for me to…
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: Literature, national security and the place of Nigeria in the world
How Gabi-Williams is putting Africa’s indigenous knowledge, digital transformation into global conversations
By Anote Ajeluorou WITH a rapidly digitising world and the growing influence…
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: How Gabi-Williams is putting Africa’s indigenous knowledge, digital transformation into global conversations
LABAF 2026 to examine Nigeria’s cultural renewal, celebrates 35th anniversary of CORA
By Godwin Okondo AFRICA’S foremost culture picnic, Lagos Book and Art Festival…
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: LABAF 2026 to examine Nigeria’s cultural renewal, celebrates 35th anniversary of CORA
SNA urges members to register with REPRONIG to protect copyright, earn royalties
By Godwin Okondo THE Society of Nigerian Artists (SNA) has urged visual…
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: SNA urges members to register with REPRONIG to protect copyright, earn royalties
Jack Mapanje: The poet who refused silence
By Sola Adeyemi THE death of Jack Mapanje on 4 November 2026…
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: Jack Mapanje: The poet who refused silence
NLNG announces The Creative Arts Prize 2027 call for entries, appoints Advisory Board
By Editor NIGERIAN filmmakers are being challenged to show audiences a Nigeria…
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: NLNG announces The Creative Arts Prize 2027 call for entries, appoints Advisory Board
Poetry: The Fifth Drop
By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon YOU are sitting on the edgeof my mattress,…
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: Poetry: The Fifth Drop
New York African Studies Association honours Nigerian playwright Ebhohon
By Editor NIGERIAN playwright and theorist Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon has received an…
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: New York African Studies Association honours Nigerian playwright Ebhohon
A continent of riddles in Adesokan’s ‘South Side’
By Olayinka Oyegbile “The strange thing about Africa is how past, present…
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: A continent of riddles in Adesokan’s ‘South Side’
Rwandan writer Munezero unveils ‘The Wells of Knowing’ in Lagos
By Editor RWANDAN author, entrepreneur and cultural advocate Lisa Adeline Munezero is…
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: Rwandan writer Munezero unveils ‘The Wells of Knowing’ in Lagos
Aké Festival 2026 asks: whose intelligence are we building the future on?
By Editor THE 14th edition of Aké Arts and Book Festival runs…
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: Aké Festival 2026 asks: whose intelligence are we building the future on?
Ehikhamenor’s ‘Central Hotel’ explores 11 interconnected stories of Nigeria, diaspora, others
By Editor ON 30 October 2026, Nigerian visual artist and writer Victor…
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: Ehikhamenor’s ‘Central Hotel’ explores 11 interconnected stories of Nigeria, diaspora, others
