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Tag: Umar

PAWA Scretary-General: Significance of Wale Okediran’s re-election for Africa
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PAWA Scretary-General: Significance of Wale Okediran’s re-election for Africa

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July 22
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Devils in power: Postcolonial shadows, African struggles and gospel of self-salvation in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’
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Devils in power: Postcolonial shadows, African struggles and gospel of self-salvation in Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s ‘Devil on the Cross’

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July 15
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An audacious narrative experiment in Umar Abubakar Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’
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An audacious narrative experiment in Umar Abubakar Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’

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April 22
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Sehene’s ‘Fire Beneath the Cassock’: How bigotry, politics fueled Rwanda’s tragedy
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Sehene’s ‘Fire Beneath the Cassock’: How bigotry, politics fueled Rwanda’s tragedy

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April 15
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Epistemic justice, plurality of ontology in Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’
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Epistemic justice, plurality of ontology in Sidi’s ‘The Incredible Dreams of Garba Dakaskus’

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March 23
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’
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Reimagining the Narrative: Magical realism and African renaissance in Okri, Osabo’s ‘Dangerous Love’, ‘Beneath the Raft’

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March 18
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‘Beneath the Lion’s Gaze’: Maaza Mengiste’s portrait of Ethiopia
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‘Beneath the Lion’s Gaze’: Maaza Mengiste’s portrait of Ethiopia

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March 10
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Spirits and sins: Comparing magical realism in Okri’s ‘The Famished Road’ and Osabo’s ‘Whispers of Gods’
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Spirits and sins: Comparing magical realism in Okri’s ‘The Famished Road’ and Osabo’s ‘Whispers of Gods’

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March 4
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Investigating the etymology of obsolete concepts in Amrah Aliyu’s ‘Breast Are Names of Flowers’
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Investigating the etymology of obsolete concepts in Amrah Aliyu’s ‘Breast Are Names of Flowers’

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October 28
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Sick curiosity and its thirst for healing in Umar Yogiza Jr’s ‘How I Killed Suicide’
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Sick curiosity and its thirst for healing in Umar Yogiza Jr’s ‘How I Killed Suicide’

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August 18
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  • UI’s Institute of African Studies hosts prize-winning play ‘The Great Delusion’ for Black History Month
    By Editor THE Institute of African Studies (IAS), University of Ibadan, in… Read more: UI’s Institute of African Studies hosts prize-winning play ‘The Great Delusion’ for Black History Month
  • Francophone stakeholders celebrate AFRIMA as Cote d’Ivoire declares ambition to host 10th edition
    By Godwin Okondo ABIDJAN, Côte d’Ivoire, came alive with music, culture and… Read more: Francophone stakeholders celebrate AFRIMA as Cote d’Ivoire declares ambition to host 10th edition
  • A review of AJN Tremearne’s ‘Hausa Superstitions and Customs’
    By Bukar Usman ARTHUR JN Tremearne (1877-1915), an anthropologist and ethnographer, was… Read more: A review of AJN Tremearne’s ‘Hausa Superstitions and Customs’
  • PAWA commends Nigeria for Copyright Levy Fund payment to writers, creatives
    By Editor FOLLOWING the announcement of the payment of the first tranche… Read more: PAWA commends Nigeria for Copyright Levy Fund payment to writers, creatives
  • Kome, Anyadu share commitment to cultural depth, others at NLP’s ‘Writing Unconventional Stories’ meeting
    By Godwin Okondo TWO Nigerian writers Erhu Kome and Nnamdi Anyadu have… Read more: Kome, Anyadu share commitment to cultural depth, others at NLP’s ‘Writing Unconventional Stories’ meeting
  • ‘Living History’: Publisher, authors debunk exclusion of Igbo history, say claim borne out of mischief
    By Godwin Okondo BOTH Accessible Publishers Ltd and the authors, J. M.… Read more: ‘Living History’: Publisher, authors debunk exclusion of Igbo history, say claim borne out of mischief
  • REPRONIG commends FG’s implementation of Copyright Levy Fund for publishers, writers
    By Editor REPRODUCTIVE Rights Society of Nigeria (REPRONIG), the licensed Collective Management… Read more: REPRONIG commends FG’s implementation of Copyright Levy Fund for publishers, writers
  • ANA hails FG over N1.2 billion Copyright Levy Fund, restates commitment to writers’ welfare
    By Editor THE Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has expressed appreciation to… Read more: ANA hails FG over N1.2 billion Copyright Levy Fund, restates commitment to writers’ welfare
  • Road to 10th AFRIMA: Winners, artistes, others parley in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
    By Godwin Okondo FOLLOWING the successful hosting of the 9th All Africa… Read more: Road to 10th AFRIMA: Winners, artistes, others parley in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
  • NFVCB moves to strengthen film regulation as MultiChoice Acting Academy students visit Lagos office
    By Editor THE Executive Director/CEO of the National Film and Video Censors… Read more: NFVCB moves to strengthen film regulation as MultiChoice Acting Academy students visit Lagos office
  • ANA celebrates Femi Osofisan @80
    By Editor ON June 2026, Emeritus Professor Femi Osofisan will clock 80… Read more: ANA celebrates Femi Osofisan @80
  • ‘Tell Us, O Wise One’ written to promote climate change awareness, healthier planet, says Onadele
    By Godwin Okondo NIGERIAN-AMERICAN playwright, poet and producer, Cash Onadele, also known… Read more: ‘Tell Us, O Wise One’ written to promote climate change awareness, healthier planet, says Onadele
  • Biodun Jeyifo: The exit of the voice for the Talakawas
    By Wale Okediran BARELY one month after his eightieth birthday, Biodun Jeyifo,… Read more: Biodun Jeyifo: The exit of the voice for the Talakawas
  • James Eze named “The People’s Poet” in Awka
    By Dan Scott-Ofoneme THE poet, James Eze has been formally honored with… Read more: James Eze named “The People’s Poet” in Awka

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