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Tag: Oteh

Jos Repertory Theatre celebrates 25th anniversary in Jos, Abuja with performances
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Jos Repertory Theatre celebrates 25th anniversary in Jos, Abuja with performances

anote
October 21
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JRT’s Beautiful Camp 2 opens in Abuja with Czech Aid support
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JRT’s Beautiful Camp 2 opens in Abuja with Czech Aid support

anote
September 6
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Happy birthday, Jerry Alagbaoso: In his own dramatic elements!
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Happy birthday, Jerry Alagbaoso: In his own dramatic elements!

idesign
September 28
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Chuck Mike @70: Nigeria hasn’t yet placed a premium on education and the arts
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Chuck Mike @70: Nigeria hasn’t yet placed a premium on education and the arts

idesign
September 27
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Performing Havel’s ‘Audience’ in Prague a call to re-examine our misfortunes, fortunes and aspirations as a people, says Oteh
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Performing Havel’s ‘Audience’ in Prague a call to re-examine our misfortunes, fortunes and aspirations as a people, says Oteh

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May 22
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