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November 29, 2025
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Uncovering northern Nigeria’s neglected literary legacy at June Mbari session
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July 1
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Plateau Literary Festival 2025 to serve as peace-building initiative
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May 23
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Retelling the Confluence State story at the maiden Kogi Arts and Literary Festival 2025
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May 20
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NLP expands to East Africa, poised to explore region’s literary wealth
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December 21
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Chinua Achebe Literary Festival and Memorial Lecture for Nov. 16
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November 14
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Wole Soyinka @90: When humanities’ eggheads honoured life, legacy of a literary luminary
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July 20
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After Okonkwo, Ikemefuna, Nigerian Literary Society celebrates Unoka
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June 13
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How they stand: Story of writers after winning Nigeria’s biggest literary prize
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April 2
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Celebrating the literary legacy of Dzukogi, father of teen authors with confab, book
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March 19
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Organisers announce winners of SEVHAGE Literary Prizes 2023
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January 7
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‘Teaching enriches the quality of ideas in my works’
By Uduma Kalu A bilingual language, literary artist and a former Secretary,…
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: ‘Teaching enriches the quality of ideas in my works’
Nigerian Publishers Association celebrates 60 years of ‘impact, innovation, inclusion’
By Olufemi Timothy Ogunyejo THE Nigerian Publishers Association (NPA) on Thursday, November…
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: Nigerian Publishers Association celebrates 60 years of ‘impact, innovation, inclusion’
Afrobeats over-commercialised, lacks Fela’s political message, says first manager, author of ‘Dis Fela Sef!’, Benson Idonije
‘‘My Lady Frustration’ started Afrobeat as a genre’ How Fela’s Afrobeat snuffed…
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: Afrobeats over-commercialised, lacks Fela’s political message, says first manager, author of ‘Dis Fela Sef!’, Benson Idonije
30 years of laughter as comedy greats light up Asaba for ‘Nite of a Thousand Laughs’
By Editor THE Dome Event Centre, Asaba, Delta State, pulsed with nostalgia,…
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: 30 years of laughter as comedy greats light up Asaba for ‘Nite of a Thousand Laughs’
Enugu writers pay courtesy visit on Bukar Usman in Abuja
By Henry Akubuiro ON a cloudless afternoon sky, a day after the…
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: Enugu writers pay courtesy visit on Bukar Usman in Abuja
Nsibidi Institute celebrates 100 years of Nigerian popular music at Didi Museum, Lagos
By Editor ON Sunday, November 30, 2025, the Nsibidi Institute will host…
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: Nsibidi Institute celebrates 100 years of Nigerian popular music at Didi Museum, Lagos
Shehu’s book on regional anti-money laundering, counter terrorism financing unveiled in Monrovia
By Muazu Umaru IT is with immense privilege and deep personal emotion…
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: Shehu’s book on regional anti-money laundering, counter terrorism financing unveiled in Monrovia
Soyinka visits Ooni, seeks monarch’s help for stronger ties with Africans in diaspora
By Editor BLACK Africa’s first Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, on Tuesday…
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: Soyinka visits Ooni, seeks monarch’s help for stronger ties with Africans in diaspora
EU to strengthen Africa–Europe creative networks with €30m funding initiative
By Editor IN furtherance of its commitment to empowering artists, expanding creative…
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: EU to strengthen Africa–Europe creative networks with €30m funding initiative
SONTA calls for caution on cancellation of National Language Policy 2022
By Editor THE Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists (SONTA) has expressed deep…
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: SONTA calls for caution on cancellation of National Language Policy 2022
A visit to BLERF: Where stories live forever
By Uboho Bassey IT has been three days, yet I still cannot…
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: A visit to BLERF: Where stories live forever
Aké 2025: A space dares us to think boldly, question bravely, imagine freely
By Donatus Okpako DISTINGUISHED guests, esteemed writers, thinkers, artists, partners, and lovers…
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: Aké 2025: A space dares us to think boldly, question bravely, imagine freely
The diplomat and witness to war
By Wale Okediran MANY literary scholars believe that memoir is history because…
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: The diplomat and witness to war
Songs for the Subterranean Souls
By Gbekeloluwa Yusuf SING for the subterranean souls,In that tempo shall the…
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: Songs for the Subterranean Souls
