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Masculinity and the violence of ego in Georgie Iortema’s ‘Clipping the Wings’
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Masculinity and the violence of ego in Georgie Iortema’s ‘Clipping the Wings’

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August 1
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‘Moonbeam’: Revisiting the culture of anthology in Nigerian literature
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‘Moonbeam’: Revisiting the culture of anthology in Nigerian literature

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April 11
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Teaching children to be responsible adults in Ameh’s ‘Mariamo and the Bowl of Cashews’ and ‘The Rise of the Phoenix’
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Teaching children to be responsible adults in Ameh’s ‘Mariamo and the Bowl of Cashews’ and ‘The Rise of the Phoenix’

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January 23
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Awodiya’s ‘Lagos Is My Country’ as metaphor for dystopia
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Awodiya’s ‘Lagos Is My Country’ as metaphor for dystopia

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October 20
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Obinna Udenwe completes northern book tour of ‘Years of Shame’ in Minna
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Obinna Udenwe completes northern book tour of ‘Years of Shame’ in Minna

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August 13
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How Uwem Akpan, Nana Sule’s reading animated Abuja literary landscape
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How Uwem Akpan, Nana Sule’s reading animated Abuja literary landscape

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July 18
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Udenwe’s ‘Years of Shame’: A celebration of Ukpa Ji-Ukpa-Nwa tradition, African spirituality
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Udenwe’s ‘Years of Shame’: A celebration of Ukpa Ji-Ukpa-Nwa tradition, African spirituality

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July 17
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Echoes of trauma, social consciousness in Elizabeth Akinsehinwa’s ‘In His Care’
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Echoes of trauma, social consciousness in Elizabeth Akinsehinwa’s ‘In His Care’

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July 9
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Basket of blood
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Basket of blood

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June 16
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Mairo Mudi’s ‘The Second Wife’: A woman’s flower blooms only for so long
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Mairo Mudi’s ‘The Second Wife’: A woman’s flower blooms only for so long

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March 19
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    By Olayinka Oyegbile “The strange thing about Africa is how past, present… Read more: 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… Read more: 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… Read more: Aké Festival 2026 asks: whose intelligence are we building the future on?
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