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‘Dream Count’… Chimamanda’s new book messy complication of love
Review:
Award-winning Nigerian novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s new novel Dream Count has landed. It’s been over a decade since Adichie published her previous novel, Americanah,…
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Side-stepping the truth in self-narration: A review of Babangida’s ‘A Journey in…
It was (therefore) insult upon injury for me to go through 398 pages of drudgery at reading and being not wiser at the following: What is Babangida’s true ethnicity? Is the office of…
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Rough Diamond – A review
The book paints a vivid picture of the escapades of young people who suddenly discover themselves on the other side of maturity, beginning to inch some freedom into their custodial…
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ED/CEO National Film & Video Censors Board, Dr Husseini, bags Fellow of Theatre Arts Awards
The Fellow of Theatre Profession award is the highest honour bestowed by NANTAP, recognising individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, creativity, and commitment to…
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“My vision for NANTAP is one of unity, advocacy, and progress”
We stand at a crossroads where the survival, relevance, and prosperity of our profession are being tested. The arts sector in Nigeria faces many hurdles —limited funding, policy…
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Wisdom from the mouth and the pen of the young
Bello M. Bello in the total of 611 axioms and aphorisms covered in his two books has creditably showcased himself as a budding thinker and philosopher with more than a passing…
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IBB “remains, as ever, a force of history”
Babangida’s Journey of Service is an extraordinary book. It is a collection of stories from a life deeply intertwined with Nigeria’s contemporary history, — told with remarkable…
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‘Cancel culture? We should stop it. End of story’
It’s been 11 years since she published a novel. In that time, the author has lost both parents, seen Trump become president twice – and finally returned to fiction after a bruising…
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REVIEWS:: Death and the King’s Horseman at the Sheffields Theatre… The many perspectives
Lead Photo: Wale Ojo and members of the company of Death and the King’s Horseman. Photo by Anthony Robling.The technical aspects added so much, and the acting was so powerful and…
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Professor Fallou Ngom and the successful Ajami projects
Ajami texts encompass sociological, historical, and cultural knowledge largely unexplored by elite scholars writing in Arabic and European languages. These manuscripts cover diverse…
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