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Tag: Omatseye

LASU student receives Sam Omatseye’s N100,000 Book Reading Report prize money
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LASU student receives Sam Omatseye’s N100,000 Book Reading Report prize money

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October 23
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‘Sam Omatseye Live’: A memorable literary day at Lagos State University, Ojo
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‘Sam Omatseye Live’: A memorable literary day at Lagos State University, Ojo

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September 16
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In ‘Juju Eyes’, I look at women from the point of vulnerability, a feminist fire burning inside me, says Omatseye
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In ‘Juju Eyes’, I look at women from the point of vulnerability, a feminist fire burning inside me, says Omatseye

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June 23
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Sam Omatseye Live @LASU: ‘‘Juju Eyes’ unveils absurdities in the Nigerian society’
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Sam Omatseye Live @LASU: ‘‘Juju Eyes’ unveils absurdities in the Nigerian society’

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June 14
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‘Juju Eyes’: LASU, UNILAG, RovingHeights host Sam Omatseye to June reading from new novel
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‘Juju Eyes’: LASU, UNILAG, RovingHeights host Sam Omatseye to June reading from new novel

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June 7
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Sam Omatseye’s ‘Juju Eyes’: A roving socio-political commentary maps a ruptured society
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Sam Omatseye’s ‘Juju Eyes’: A roving socio-political commentary maps a ruptured society

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April 17
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Purveyors of fake news should be prosecuted, says Sam Omatseye
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Purveyors of fake news should be prosecuted, says Sam Omatseye

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October 14
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    By Omadachi Oklobia THE performance of Chants in a Cemetary, written by… Read more: Vanity – and all is vanity – so says Abdullahi’s ‘Chants in a Cemetary’
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