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April 20, 2026
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UNESCO, Christopher Okigbo Foundation partner to honour Nigerian poet
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July 11
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Anikulapo: Celebrating cultural rights defender at UNESCO Creative City, Asaba
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March 28
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AFRIMA partners BridgeAfric, UNESCO for Lagos Global Music Workshop
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March 27
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Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori unveils Asaba as UNESCO Creative City
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March 7
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Second Indigenous Art Festival ‘360 2025 celebrates Asaba as UNESCO Creative City
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February 10
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UNESCO rep to Nigeria Diallo moves to Brazzaville as UN Resident Coordinator
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January 7
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Culture communicator Jahman Anikulapo bags UNESCO Defender of Cultural Rights Award 2024
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January 2
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ANA visits UNESCO, sues for support, collaboration
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January 29
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In the realm of literature, words become links that connect us across time and space, says Diallo
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December 9
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Strasbourg, France, is UNESCO World Book Capital 2024
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July 29
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Nwakanma’s ‘Indigo Streets’ charts a trickster’s journey across Black Atlantic
By Editor LITERARY scholar and poet Obi Nwakanma has unveiled Indigo Streets,…
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: Nwakanma’s ‘Indigo Streets’ charts a trickster’s journey across Black Atlantic
Obododimma Oha: Teacher and father I was proud to have
By Ndubuisi Martins Aniemeka I had read bits and pieces about him…
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: Obododimma Oha: Teacher and father I was proud to have
NLNG concludes VIBES Pitch-a-Thon 2026, disburses ₦250m in business grants
By Editor SPONSORS of The Nigeria Prizes, NLNG, has disbursed a total…
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: NLNG concludes VIBES Pitch-a-Thon 2026, disburses ₦250m in business grants
A dream fulfilled as writers honour Evelyn Osagie at memorable ‘Moonbeam’ reading, conversation in Lagos
By Godwin Okondo LAST Saturday, April 11, 2026 at Rovingheights Bookstore turned…
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: A dream fulfilled as writers honour Evelyn Osagie at memorable ‘Moonbeam’ reading, conversation in Lagos
ANA mourns theatre teacher Kalu Uka
By Editor the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has mourned the passing…
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: ANA mourns theatre teacher Kalu Uka
SPAN strengthens governance, expands impact through new board of governors
By Godwin Okondo THE Society for the Performing Arts in Nigeria (SPAN)…
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Real, surreal and sundry Solfeggio: Chidozie’s poetry of memory and music
By John Chizoba Vincent FADING Solfeggio (Literary Dungeon Publishers, Enugu; 2026) by…
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The evolution of Nigerian Folklore Society
By Henry Akubuiro IN modern times, a national folklore society often functions…
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: The evolution of Nigerian Folklore Society
As creatives, we shift mindsets to promote sustainable development, says James-Chu
By Rita Okonoboh-Fagbayi Once upon not very often, the world frames uniqueness…
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: As creatives, we shift mindsets to promote sustainable development, says James-Chu
The Adduction
By Majekodunmi Ebhohon THE photic zone endsin a clinical rejection. The sternum…
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: The Adduction
Gbadega Adedapo named ‘Icon of Ibadan Heritage’
By Olufemi Timothy Ogunyejo Ibadan gbà onílẹ̀, ó gbà àlejò… (Ibadan welcomes…
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: Gbadega Adedapo named ‘Icon of Ibadan Heritage’
Joop Berkhout: A tribute to my first publisher, literary guide
By Wale Okediran ON one sunny day in July 1987 at Enugu…
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: Joop Berkhout: A tribute to my first publisher, literary guide
A rejoinder to Duke of Shomolu: On preview shows, criticism and the future of Nigerian theatre
By Adeniran Makinde How it began: Why I don’t do preview shows…
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‘Moonbeam’: Revisiting the culture of anthology in Nigerian literature
By Paul Liam A few years ago, I was in conversation with…
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