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Tag: King

How Femi Adebayo is teaching Nollywood a new lesson
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How Femi Adebayo is teaching Nollywood a new lesson

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December 29
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The Legacy of King Koko: Seeking screentime for one of Africa’s pre-colonial powers
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The Legacy of King Koko: Seeking screentime for one of Africa’s pre-colonial powers

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September 11
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Folajimi beams lens on historical drama: ‘King Adekunle’ and ‘The Trial of Ken Saro–Wiwa’
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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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Bubaraye Dakolo: The king and his books
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Bubaraye Dakolo: The king and his books

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May 25
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Celebrating Cyprian Ekwensi’s ‘The Drummer Boy’ @65
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Celebrating Cyprian Ekwensi’s ‘The Drummer Boy’ @65

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January 4
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Writing ‘Yamtarawala – The Warrior King’ is righting historical injustice to Africa’s past through literature, says Akubuiro
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Writing ‘Yamtarawala – The Warrior King’ is righting historical injustice to Africa’s past through literature, says Akubuiro

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September 29
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Akubuiro’s ‘Yamtarawala – The Warrior King’: Chasing a kingdom in dramatic historicisation
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Akubuiro’s ‘Yamtarawala – The Warrior King’: Chasing a kingdom in dramatic historicisation

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September 14
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A chance encounter with the ‘master’, Odia Ofeimun
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A chance encounter with the ‘master’, Odia Ofeimun

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February 25
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  • James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
    By Uzu Okagbue THERE are writers who command words, and there are… Read more: James Eze: When words become a calling and poetry becomes a gift to humanity
  • When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
    By Nathaniel Olawoyin FOR two days, October 6 ad 7, members of… Read more: When CORA Youth Creative Club explored AI’s place in the creative industry
  • Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour
    By Editor OGAGA Ifowodo’s Why Does God Need a Gun? has won… Read more: Ifowodo wins The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2026 as Oke, Abiola share Creative Arts honour
  • This widow has a choice! When Alagbaoso’s ‘The Widow’s Choice’ hit the stage in Jos
    By Omadachi Oklobia THE performance of Jerry Alagbaoso’s The Widow’s Choice at… Read more: This widow has a choice! When Alagbaoso’s ‘The Widow’s Choice’ hit the stage in Jos
  • Losing The Nigeria Prize for Literature: The writers must receive our kindness.
    By Obinna Udenwe WRITING, as has been said by many people, is… Read more: Losing The Nigeria Prize for Literature: The writers must receive our kindness.
  • Poetry: October First
    By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon I am adjusting the dials on the radio,trying… Read more: Poetry: October First
  • Nobel Prize in Literature no longer interested in grand narratives?
    By Mina A. Gayed I have noticed that, in recent years, the… Read more: Nobel Prize in Literature no longer interested in grand narratives?
  • Vanity – and all is vanity – so says Abdullahi’s ‘Chants in a Cemetary’
    By Omadachi Oklobia THE performance of Chants in a Cemetary, written by… Read more: Vanity – and all is vanity – so says Abdullahi’s ‘Chants in a Cemetary’
  • DG Holloway to British Museum: Don’t insult us by offering looted bronzes to us as loans
    By Godwin Okondo THE Director General of the National Commission for Museums… Read more: DG Holloway to British Museum: Don’t insult us by offering looted bronzes to us as loans
  • Rousing spectacle as Jos Festival of Theatre opens with ‘Woven Veil’
    By Omadachi Oklobia THE opening was simple. There was little or no… Read more: Rousing spectacle as Jos Festival of Theatre opens with ‘Woven Veil’
  • Poetry: October First
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    By Samuel Udoma IT was an evening of delightful, yet thought-provoking poetry… Read more: Leah Sharibu in focus as Senator Sampson joined Ifowodo in Abuja reading, conversation
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    By Editor THE stage is set for another major chapter in African… Read more: AU, AFRIMA officially open 10th edition Entries Portal October 11

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