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Tag: War

How new yam feast, Ekumeku war memorial energised 2nd Indigenous Art Festival, Asaba
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How new yam feast, Ekumeku war memorial energised 2nd Indigenous Art Festival, Asaba

anote
October 10
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Witness to hisory: National War Museum, memory preservation, other matters
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Witness to hisory: National War Museum, memory preservation, other matters

anote
July 18
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Nigeria yet to confront demon of Nigerian Civil War 55 years after, owes youths apology, says Uwem Akpan
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Nigeria yet to confront demon of Nigerian Civil War 55 years after, owes youths apology, says Uwem Akpan

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July 14
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When does a civil war end?: What Nigeria’s recent war literature says
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When does a civil war end?: What Nigeria’s recent war literature says

anote
December 26
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Uche Nwokedi’s ‘A Shred of Fear’: When a war refuses to end
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Uche Nwokedi’s ‘A Shred of Fear’: When a war refuses to end

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January 19
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