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Egbule: A celebration of death among the Uzuakoli
Harvest of colours, dance at Iresi cultural festival
Fashola, others extol Femi Olugbile’s virtues at book launch
Gani Adams calls for Cultural rebirth
Shonibare’s Magic Ladders explores childhood education, enlightenment
Yemisi Shyllon Professional Chair UNIPORT unfolds plans for 2014
Raymond Obieri’s testimony in print
Filmmaker Jeta Amata begins Reality show on Niger Delta
Alexis Gallery exhibits Cupid in season of love
Career challenges made easy
Okikiro, a drama to restore societial values opens at MUSON centre
The last warning to evil doers
OYASAF lecture opens more debate on state of art auctions
The life and times of Pa J.D.Okhai Ojeikere
2014 Vision of the Child competition kicks off

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SubscribeRoadmap for new political direction
Any lengthy discussion of the political future of the Igbo of Southeast of Nigeria and their southern neighbours is likely to arouse a cynical curiousity among those who would rather that such co-operation never happens. Yet to many it is a matter that couldn’t be more topical than it is now given the leading role the Igbo played in the victory of President Goodluck Jonathan in the 2011 presidential election.
Soyinka’s The Lion and The Jewel opens eight Jos Festival of theatre
From February 22nd to March 2nd, theatre lovers in Nigeria especially in the northern city of Jos will be treated to series of splendid performances as the 8th Jos Festival of Theatre 2014 kicks off.
African leaders make life uncomfortable for writers – ace Sierra Leonian writer, Syl Cheney-Coker
Syl Cheney-Coker is one of Sierra Leone’s most renowned poets, novelist, and journalist who has a global sense of literary history. Educated at the Universities of Oregon and Wisconsin, and a former visiting writer at the International Writing Programme at the University of Iowa, he has through his write ups, introduced styles and techniques from French and Latin American literature to Sierra Leone.
Open Studio 1 creates alternative space for artists
RENOWNED painter and printmaker, Kunle Adeyemi has been working seriously towards the growth of the visual art in Nigeria.
Second edition of Americanah, Fine Boys for release
Farafina, the literary imprint of Kachifo Limited, is set to release the second editions of Fine Boys by Eghosa Imasuen, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Half of a Yellow Sun, by the same author. The last will sport a film tie-in cover, while all of them will be pocket-sized, freshly designed editions. Farafina will also publish the Nigerian edition of Yejide Kilanko’s Daughters Who Walk This Path, in the third quarter.
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