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February 6, 2026
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Lessons from Attah: Architect of a New Democratic Dawn
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January 18
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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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Spotlighting Udeme Nana’s poetic ‘Musings of Yesteryears’ in Uyo
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April 29
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Udeme Nana: Looking 30 at 60 with flowers of beautiful ideas
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April 17
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Abak Book Club to honour reading culture promoter Udeme Nana @60
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April 6
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Fond recollections as Uyo Book Club honours ‘Bard of Idoto’, Christopher Okigbo
anote
September 3
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How Uyo Book Club celebrated Wole Soyinka @90
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July 28
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Like Messi, like Ronaldo: Achebe and Soyinka
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June 13
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How Uyo Book Club is stimulating book economy, intellectual tourism in Akwa Ibom State
anote
May 28
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Akwa Ibom will encourage book clubs, reading culture, says EARCOM boss
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March 31
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Old and wise: 7 authors still active after 80
By Henry Akubuiro THE older we get, the less active we get…
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: Old and wise: 7 authors still active after 80
What it comes to prizes, you take what you’re given, says Uwem Akpan
By Anote Ajeluorou THE debate over who wins a (literary) prize will…
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: What it comes to prizes, you take what you’re given, says Uwem Akpan
Uyoyou Edewor pays tribute to fallen heroes of Niger Delta marginalisation struggle
By Anote Ajeluorou UNIVERSITY don and Dean of Faculty of Arts, Delta…
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: Uyoyou Edewor pays tribute to fallen heroes of Niger Delta marginalisation struggle
Fire & Memory: COOU English Department celebrates the poetry of James Eze
By Editor THE Department of English, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU), Igbariam…
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: Fire & Memory: COOU English Department celebrates the poetry of James Eze
The Triple Point
By Majekodunmi Ehohon THE dial is turned until the pressurefinds the throat…
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: The Triple Point
IFC deepens commitment to Nigeria’s creative economy through partnership with Terra Kulture
By Editor IN line with its commitment to inclusive growth, job creation…
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: IFC deepens commitment to Nigeria’s creative economy through partnership with Terra Kulture
Ezugwu reviews ‘Against All Odds: A Biography of Innocent Chukwuma’
By Chido Onumah AGAINST All Odds: A Biography of Innocent Chukwuma emerges…
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: Ezugwu reviews ‘Against All Odds: A Biography of Innocent Chukwuma’
The Nigeria Prizes 2026 focuses on poetry, documentary film, technology as entries open
By Editor THE Nigeria Prizes 2026 edition has made a call for…
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: The Nigeria Prizes 2026 focuses on poetry, documentary film, technology as entries open
The Song of the Floating Ghost
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon MY Leader, the one with the silk tie,He carries…
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: The Song of the Floating Ghost
Democratising The Nigeria Prize for Science as street ingenuity, innovation get a look in
By Anote Ajeluorou THERE was no winner for The Nigeria Prize for…
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: Democratising The Nigeria Prize for Science as street ingenuity, innovation get a look in
Theatre traditions in the age of digital media
By Abubakar Aliyu Liman IT is important to note that traditional theatre…
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: Theatre traditions in the age of digital media
Theatre traditions for revival through digital media
By Olu ObafemiIT is with great and profound delight that I accept…
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: Theatre traditions for revival through digital media
Awhefeada: A professor’s impact beyond the academia
By Ufuoma Komiti MOST professors’ impact ends in their immediate universities. Others…
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Humanising victims of Nigeria’s security crisis as Ajeluorou holds conversation on ‘Brides of Infidels’
By Godwin Okondo WHAT does Nigeria’s insecurity mean for those who live…
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: Humanising victims of Nigeria’s security crisis as Ajeluorou holds conversation on ‘Brides of Infidels’
