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‘A Husband’s Wife’: Chronicling rupture, betrayal in modern marriages
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‘A Husband’s Wife’: Chronicling rupture, betrayal in modern marriages

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November 3
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Obinna Udenwe completes northern book tour of ‘Years of Shame’ in Minna
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Obinna Udenwe completes northern book tour of ‘Years of Shame’ in Minna

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August 13
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How Uwem Akpan, Nana Sule’s reading animated Abuja literary landscape
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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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Udenwe’s ‘Years of Shame’: A celebration of Ukpa Ji-Ukpa-Nwa tradition, African spirituality
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Udenwe’s ‘Years of Shame’: A celebration of Ukpa Ji-Ukpa-Nwa tradition, African spirituality

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July 17
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Echoes of trauma, social consciousness in Elizabeth Akinsehinwa’s ‘In His Care’
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Echoes of trauma, social consciousness in Elizabeth Akinsehinwa’s ‘In His Care’

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July 9
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Mairo Mudi’s ‘The Second Wife’: A woman’s flower blooms only for so long
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Mairo Mudi’s ‘The Second Wife’: A woman’s flower blooms only for so long

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March 19
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An Orchestra of memories, supplications in Mohammed Salihu’s ‘Voices from the Soil’
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An Orchestra of memories, supplications in Mohammed Salihu’s ‘Voices from the Soil’

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March 19
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Feminism, femininity and sexuality in Obinna Udenwe’s ‘The Widow Who Died with Flowers in Her Mouth’
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Feminism, femininity and sexuality in Obinna Udenwe’s ‘The Widow Who Died with Flowers in Her Mouth’

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February 16
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StoryMi Academy: Inspiring a legacy of hope through documentary journalism
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StoryMi Academy: Inspiring a legacy of hope through documentary journalism

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February 14
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The Working Class as Economic Scapegoats: An Appraisal of Sumaila Isah Umaisha’s ‘Glasshouse’
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The Working Class as Economic Scapegoats: An Appraisal of Sumaila Isah Umaisha’s ‘Glasshouse’

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February 11
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    By Taofeek Olatunbosun LET it be said plainly and without politeness that… Read more: ‘Tell Ooni of Ife to return our 19 shrines’
  • Mapping the trail of a resurrected legend in Nwosu’s ‘The Book of Everything’
    By Anote Ajeluorou WHAT does it mean for a man to surface… Read more: Mapping the trail of a resurrected legend in Nwosu’s ‘The Book of Everything’
  • What the new Nigerian tax law means for visual artists, others
    By Mudiare Onobrakpeya FOR many visual and other artists in Nigeria, tax… Read more: What the new Nigerian tax law means for visual artists, others
  • Garlands for the dream-seeker: A poetic celebration of Femi Osofisan@80
    By Editor EMERITUS Professor Femi Osofisan (aka Okinba Launko) will turn 80… Read more: Garlands for the dream-seeker: A poetic celebration of Femi Osofisan@80
  • ‘Close Encounters of the Tiered Kind’
    By Emmanuel Frank-Opigo CLOSE Encounters of the Third Kind is a blockbuster… Read more: ‘Close Encounters of the Tiered Kind’
  • A celebration of wisdom
    By Bashir Yahuza Malumfashi ON this tenth day of December,We rise with… Read more: A celebration of wisdom
  • How I spent my 83rd birthday, by Bukar Usman
    BY the grace of God, I turned 83 on December 10, 2025.… Read more: How I spent my 83rd birthday, by Bukar Usman
  • Ajeluorou’s edited ‘Moonbeam’ as the penumbra of socio-cultural failures
    By Kẹ̀hìndé Fọlọ́runshọ́ EVERY age has a depression of its time which… Read more: Ajeluorou’s edited ‘Moonbeam’ as the penumbra of socio-cultural failures
  • Princess Akpu transforms children’s talent at shine festival, Enugu 2025
    By Editor THE literary and creative scene in Enugu received a spectacular… Read more: Princess Akpu transforms children’s talent at shine festival, Enugu 2025
  • Okediran brings ‘Madagali’ to the UK on London book tour
    By Editor NIGERIAN medical doctor and novelist, Dr. Wale Okediran, will visit… Read more: Okediran brings ‘Madagali’ to the UK on London book tour
  • Ogun, Lagos join Italian Govt to boost Nigeria–Italy creative economy through Artnovation
    By Editor THE Governments of Ogun and Lagos States, in collaboration with… Read more: Ogun, Lagos join Italian Govt to boost Nigeria–Italy creative economy through Artnovation
  • LITACO mark 7th anniversary, pledges support for Nigerian writers
    By Editor THE Literary Authors Cooperative Multipurpose Society of Nigeria (LITACO) has… Read more: LITACO mark 7th anniversary, pledges support for Nigerian writers
  • Post-independence dilemma in Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’
    By Kẹ̀hìndé Fọlọ́runshọ́ WHEN changes happen in society, the question comes to… Read more: Post-independence dilemma in Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’
  • Unkind Companion
    By Majekodunmi Ebhohon TIME has never carried me gently.It flicks hours off… Read more: Unkind Companion

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