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23 Years After: Did Fela Leave With Our Courage? By Femi Akintunde-Johnson
That day, the twelfth day of August, 1997 was electric…a deep pall of sadness swept over the nation, yet a…
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Ibrahim Chatta: The Resurrection of Stanislavski, By Tola Adeniyi
NOT since the display of energy and passion by Duro Ladipo as Sango at Koso; Kola Ogunmola as Lanke Omu…
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For Soyinka At 86, And A Scoop Denied, By Godwin Onyeacholem
Just off Ozumba Mbadiwe street in Victoria Island, immediately behind a cluster of residential apartments popularly known as 1004 flats,…
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COVID-19: Lagos Issues Guidelines for Eateries, Restaurants Operations
Lagos State Government has given guidelines to help curtail the spread of coronavirus for the operation of restaurants and eateries…
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Corona Virus: Organisers Postpone 2 key Soyinka Events
Two major events associated with, and directly involving physical participation by Professor Wole Soyinka, have been postponed indefinitely due to…
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Yoruba World Centre Opens In UI Soon
A world Yoruba centre, the International Centre For Yoruba Arts and Culture, will be opened this April, inside the University…
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Theatre Idol, Bimbo Manuel, Storms Terra Kulture With New Play, Alhaji
By Damola Emmanuel In times like these when the faith of many are waning as a result of biting economic…
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Invoking Gibran in a Troubled Time, By Louis Odion, FNGE
At first, it could be mistaken for a pornographic studio. The walls are sculpted with assorted portraits of nudity, sensuous…
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Toni Morrison Dies at 88
Toni Morrison, the African-American Nobel Laureate in Literature, died today. Among other top rated works, she wrote ”Beloved’. As a…
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Federal Government Mourns Eddie Ugboma, Calls Him Trailblazer in Movie Industry
The Federal Government has expressed shock and sadness at the death of veteran movie producer Eddie Ugboma, calling him a…
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