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Diversity appears to be the signature of this store; the colors and fabrics speak the language of sophistication and casualness. To receive patrons into the well-appointed space are…
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The festival had a theme this year “Our language our heritage.” In a bid to present Nigeria’s diverse cultures the organisers planned to have a Nigeria History corner where people of…
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DO not ask me who came up with the expression that a mistake in London or New York soon becomes fashion in Lagos. In the last few years, I have been in search of…
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...this is a city of very interesting people. You meet them in public buses, the covered market that looked like the Oyingbo market of yore. The people I met prefer Leeds as laid back…
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There are people you meet and their image lingers like forever in one's mind. When I first encountered Dr. Baba Amani Olúbánjọ Buntu, PhD. I was not sure what to think. It was not…
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Photo: Praying for the Deputy MayorSATURDAY July 16 will go down in history as a day the city of Folkestone, Kent, brought the deputy mayor, Abena Akuffo-Kelly to church and later…
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'From July 4 to 7, African Administrators of Higher Education of the caliber of Vice-Chancellors, Rectors, and Directors of various centers met face-to-face in Namibia. It was time for…
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'From conducting my research, the common thread I am seeing regarding protecting natural resources is the need for those in power to acknowledge and fully understand the…
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(Being Human: Travels with Stanley, by Angelica Sorel (Pen name); Sorel Press, 2022)Reviewer: Kole OdutolaPreface:AS sedentary human beings, traveling is a privilege for…
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(Chants, Dreams, and Other Grammars of Love; Eds: Remi Raji, Natasha Himmelman, Josephine Alexander, Oyeniyi Okunoye, Idowu Omoyele, Bongani Kona ; Kraft Books Limited, 2022…
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