Faith, translation, and the fracturing of cultural identity in Mount Zion’s ‘Abejoye’
Art is my life, it’s what I will do till I die — Yusuf Grillo
I wrote Iredi War with Lit Price in mind — Ukala, 2014 Winner, The Nigeria Prize for Literature
Igboamaka, committed to promotion of Igbo culture
I wrote Iredi War with Lit Price in mind- Ukala
FG reviews cultural policy, partners UNESCO for UCH documentation
Nigerian Artistes – How we must vote
Maybe Tomorrow tackles societal ills in the society
NGA- The strands, the strides in 2014
NORRD Phenomenon: a reflection of beauty, emotions, ideals of life
Martin Luther King Jr statue lands in Africa
How Deborah, new Miss Niger Delta’s dream came true
Artistes in dilemma: How do we vote?
I am committed to the promotion of young artists—– Patty Chidiac
Jonathan enjoins writers to take reading to next level
Waiting for Sanity as tool to taming Post-Election Violence

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Events that shaped 2014 Literary world
Despite the economic and security challenges in the country, the literary industry has evolved so much that it keeps recording tremendous success with each passing year. The year 2014 was indeed an improvement on the past years. With very few pitfalls, there were lots of interesting activities that kept the industry alive. The year under review witnessed the welcoming of icons into the club of octogenarians.
Homebound: for the love of country
FOR most Nigerians in Diaspora coming back home after spending several years in the Whiteman’s land usually comes with mixed feelings. The cultural shock of moving back, the traffic, the epileptic power supply makes the decision very difficult. In spite of these numerous challenges associated with the transition process, every true Nigeria will tell you that there is really no place like home.
Ecstatic documentation of reality in Debayo’s A Man Like Me
THERE comes a time in the life of a young man when he ascertains his manliness when he gives birth to a child after marriage. As Africans, a man is extremely proud when he has a son.
Saro 2 The Musical brings back Lagos theatre life
THE 2014 Christmas season might have come and gone , but one of the major high points of the season in Lagos was the return of The Biggest Broadway Theatre, Saro 2 The Musical to the theatre circuit.
CBAAC, exploring culture as effective springboard for African devt
Culture is born out of an aggregation of people who come together for the sole purpose of finding meaning to their lives. Culture as an important ethnic identity, consists of language, ideas, beliefs, customs, taboos, codes, institutions, tools, techniques, work of art, rituals, ceremonies and symbols.

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