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Reliving Covid-19 horror in Denja Abdullahi’s ‘Love-songs in a Pandemic’
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Reliving Covid-19 horror in Denja Abdullahi’s ‘Love-songs in a Pandemic’

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April 30
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The burden of memory: Love, loss and decay in Umaisha’s ‘Flames of Memories’
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The burden of memory: Love, loss and decay in Umaisha’s ‘Flames of Memories’

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April 20
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The variegated colours of love in Lanre Sonde’s ‘Mellexy’
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The variegated colours of love in Lanre Sonde’s ‘Mellexy’

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April 3
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Empowering women through education: Lessons from Oboli’s ‘Love in Every Word’
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Empowering women through education: Lessons from Oboli’s ‘Love in Every Word’

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March 23
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’

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March 18
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February Artmosphere thrilled with love stories in Lagos
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February Artmosphere thrilled with love stories in Lagos

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February 26
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The radius of love: Bond, emotions and introspections in Esther Eriwayo’s ‘Flower Blooms’
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The radius of love: Bond, emotions and introspections in Esther Eriwayo’s ‘Flower Blooms’

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September 29
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Oriyomi Eriwayo’s eulogy to motherhood in ‘Mother’s Love’
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Oriyomi Eriwayo’s eulogy to motherhood in ‘Mother’s Love’

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September 6
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Mother’s Love
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Mother’s Love

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September 6
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We should begin to show more love to the vulnerable class in our midst, says Henry Akubuiro
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We should begin to show more love to the vulnerable class in our midst, says Henry Akubuiro

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August 17
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