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July 28, 2026
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Uduma Kalu’s ‘The Merchants of Virgins’, Africa’s first poetic non-fiction, debuts
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May 19
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ANA mourns theatre teacher Kalu Uka
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April 14
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Cyprian Ekwensi: My encounter even till death did us part
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October 2
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Fiction
National Disgrace
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September 25
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Wailings in the White House
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August 24
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The Seduction of Mansa Musa
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June 19
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The Ghosts of Bundu
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June 16
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Malaria Empire
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June 16
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Nigeria’s Chika Unigwe bags US varsity’s associate professorship, novel finalist
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June 3
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8-year old Kamsiyochukwu Anusi out with ‘Adventures Round the Shinning Egg’
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February 7
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Three young critics’ impressions of Femi Osofisan’s ‘The Best of Times’
By Kehinde Folorunsho LAST Saturday, 25 July 2026 was the final preview…
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: Three young critics’ impressions of Femi Osofisan’s ‘The Best of Times’
Imasuen’s ‘The Challengers’ launched as blueprint for entrepreneurship, institution-building
By Godwin Okondo BUSINESS leaders, entrepreneurs, publishers and literary enthusiasts gathered on…
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: Imasuen’s ‘The Challengers’ launched as blueprint for entrepreneurship, institution-building
Okediran announces ‘Madagali’ film project as ‘Tenants of the House’ captivates audiences in Parakou
By Editor A major highlight of the recently concluded 3rd African Indigenous…
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: Okediran announces ‘Madagali’ film project as ‘Tenants of the House’ captivates audiences in Parakou
Three-day funeral rites for veteran actor, Kola Oyewo holds August 5-7
By Editor THE funeral rites of the veteran actor and theatre academic,…
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: Three-day funeral rites for veteran actor, Kola Oyewo holds August 5-7
Why Nigeria cannot establish culture centres like Goethe, Alliance Francaise abroad, says Usman
By Anote Ajeluorou CULTURE diversity, poor funding and lack of strategic global…
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: Why Nigeria cannot establish culture centres like Goethe, Alliance Francaise abroad, says Usman
‘Esther’s Revenge’: WSICE 2026 opens with award-winning Nigerian play at The Africa Centre in London
By Editor THE 17th Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange (WSICE) opened in…
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: ‘Esther’s Revenge’: WSICE 2026 opens with award-winning Nigerian play at The Africa Centre in London
Experts advocate innovation, collaboration to secure Africa’s publishing future
By Celina Chinwemmeri Ikechukwu PUBLISHERS, writers, editors, scholars and culture advocates have…
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: Experts advocate innovation, collaboration to secure Africa’s publishing future
Nosa Omorodion’s ‘Ivie’s Secret and Other Stories’ out to thrill youngsters
By Editor IVIE’S Secret and Other Stories by Nosa Omorodion is a…
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: Nosa Omorodion’s ‘Ivie’s Secret and Other Stories’ out to thrill youngsters
Disun Holloway, National Theatre and the mountain to be surmounted
By Makinde Adeniran THERE are moments in the life of a nation…
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: Disun Holloway, National Theatre and the mountain to be surmounted
Nigeria’s gospel music award body unveils nominees as Bliss, Chinwo, Oyor lead star-studded categories
By Godwin Okondo THE Academy of Gospel Music in Nigeria (AGMN) has…
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: Nigeria’s gospel music award body unveils nominees as Bliss, Chinwo, Oyor lead star-studded categories
What makes the centre iconic: The cultural event or the beauty of the chandeliers?
By Makinde Adeniran THE chandeliers are beautiful. They should be. After all,…
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: What makes the centre iconic: The cultural event or the beauty of the chandeliers?
How are you faring in ‘Digitopia’?
By Dare Folarin ONE major take-away from our interview with the HOD,…
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: How are you faring in ‘Digitopia’?
Achebe’s statue and the real meaning of immortality
By Sumaila Isah Umaisha SINCE the unveiling of Chinua Achebe’s statue on…
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: Achebe’s statue and the real meaning of immortality
Again, Ojaide, Ifowodo, Eze, Dzukogi make The Nigerian Prize for Literature poetry longlist
By Anote Ajeluorou THE awaited longlist of 11 poets for The Nigeria…
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: Again, Ojaide, Ifowodo, Eze, Dzukogi make The Nigerian Prize for Literature poetry longlist
