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June 16, 2025
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AFRIMA partners BridgeAfric, UNESCO for Lagos Global Music Workshop
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March 27
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Celebrating 10 years of Niyi Osundare’s Nigerian National Order of Merit award
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December 4
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Niyi Osundare to receive Golden Key of Smederevo at Serbian Poetry Festival 2024
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October 13
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Colloquium
‘There’s a Heaven for Bad Girls’: Gender experts blame plight of girls, women on faulty socialisation
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December 5
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The burden of responsibility we must share
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December 2
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Niyi’s ‘There’s a Heaven for Bad Girls’ is a delicate narrative debut
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November 2
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Jimi Solanke @80: Tributes to a living legend
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July 4
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‘An Evening with Professor Niyi Osundare’ as he reads, signs latest offering, ‘GREEN: Sighs of Our Ailing Planet’
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February 15
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Things Fall Apart Festival: We are ushering in a new literary movement, says James Eze
As the Enugu-based Ncheta Ndigbo, the Centre for Memories that prides itself…
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: Things Fall Apart Festival: We are ushering in a new literary movement, says James Eze
Ngugi wa Thiong’o: Akpo kede fa
By Sunny Awhefeada THERE are people you think would never die. The…
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‘The Man Died’ in Chicago for African Diaspora Film Festival, June 13-15
* Also to screen at Washington DC iteration of the festival in…
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: ‘The Man Died’ in Chicago for African Diaspora Film Festival, June 13-15
Culture worker urges Adenuga, Elumelu Dangote, Ovia, others to set up Nigerian culture centres abroad
* Urges Minister Hannatu Musawa to convene Business-Meets-Culture confab By Godwin Okondo…
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: Culture worker urges Adenuga, Elumelu Dangote, Ovia, others to set up Nigerian culture centres abroad
Sam Omatseye Live @LASU: ‘‘Juju Eyes’ unveils absurdities in the Nigerian society’
* UNILAG, RovingHeights Bookstore, Oniru, VI next stop for Juju Eyes, June…
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: Sam Omatseye Live @LASU: ‘‘Juju Eyes’ unveils absurdities in the Nigerian society’
Ken Saro-Wiwa: OYAN calls for exoneration of Ogoni Nine, others
By Editor THE Ogoni Youth Advancement Network (OYAN) has expressed profound gratitude…
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African writing colonizing world literature, says Chika Unigwe
* ‘My parents, Nwapa, Ekwensi inspired my writing’ Chika Unigwe is a…
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PAWA commends Afreximbank’s support for the book industry
By Editor THE Pan African Writers Association (PAWA) has commended African Export…
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Francis Onwochei @60: Revisit abandoned National Culture Policy, Kayode Aderinokun urges FG
By Anote Ajeluorou THE Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy…
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: Francis Onwochei @60: Revisit abandoned National Culture Policy, Kayode Aderinokun urges FG
Francis Onwochei maps acting career path with ‘Evergreen’
By Tunji Azeez IN Evergreen: An Unfiltered Odessey of a Nollywood Emperor…
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Aiye-ko-ooto’s ‘The Noble Warrior’ returns to Glover Hall July 11
By Editor WRITTEN in honour of Professor Wole Soyinka, The Noble Warriors…
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My music is extension of my poetry, says James Eze
As he dashes about preparing Things Fall Apart Festival in Enugu, UDUMA…
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The role of visual narrative in African literature
By Dr Wale Okediran I consider it a great pleasure to have…
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: The role of visual narrative in African literature
‘Juju Eyes’: LASU, UNILAG, RovingHeights host Sam Omatseye to June reading from new novel
By Editor HISTORIAN, writer, journalist and the Editorial Board Chairman of The…
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