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Six writers selected for ANA Ken Saro-Wiwa Int’l Writers’ Residency 2025 unveiled
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Six writers selected for ANA Ken Saro-Wiwa Int’l Writers’ Residency 2025 unveiled

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September 6
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A new era in ANA as Ken Saro-Wiwa Int’l Writers’ Residency takes off
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A new era in ANA as Ken Saro-Wiwa Int’l Writers’ Residency takes off

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June 2
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As ‘Saro the Musical’ ends January 2, 2024, stars speak about performance ambience, audience engagement
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As ‘Saro the Musical’ ends January 2, 2024, stars speak about performance ambience, audience engagement

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December 31
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‘Saro the Musical’: A Lagos success, love story with packed first night audiences beckons
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‘Saro the Musical’: A Lagos success, love story with packed first night audiences beckons

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December 23
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‘Saro the Musical’ returns to stage after 10 years, set to capture hearts and soul of Lagosians
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‘Saro the Musical’ returns to stage after 10 years, set to capture hearts and soul of Lagosians

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December 19
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