Friday, July 4, 2025

Literary Review

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POETRY: Wole Oguntola

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Lola Shoneyin: The poet in me is alive

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Trenchant voices and mellifluous echoes: How writers invaded Abuja for annual literary convention

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A writers’ body and the burdens of current Nigerian writing

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First train ride and jamboree at Soyinka’s house

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Grace

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Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, winner 2016, NLNG Prize for Literature:I have set the bar high for myself

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Obosi monarch shows literary prowess

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From Bob Marley to Majek Fashek: Rastafarian poets who pulled the strings

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Double joy for Maxim Uzoatu

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Bob Dylan under pressure to reject Nobel Prize award

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RUDOLF OKONKWO: The longer you stay in America, the longer you're a ghost

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Of oracle and mentees: Day ANA’s teen authors confab shook Awommama

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Nigeria@56: With one step to Broadway, Maafa bestrode the theatre

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Nigeria is ready for e-library

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Glimpses of South Africa: Similarities in language policy and social development

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Entrenching reading culture at Unilag with Omatseye

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Essay:Colonial mimicry and postcolonial re-membering in Isidore Okpewho’s Call Me by My Rightful Name

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Okpewho’s style has remained unsurpassed

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●Tribute: Isidore Okphewho: Calling life by its rightful name

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Isidore Okpewho (1941-2016): A scholar-writer and his cerebral latitude

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Shehu Sani: Why I sponsored bill on literature

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The transcendence of fecund imagination in Isidore Diala’s poetry

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Creative Station: Young thespians paint Lagos red with parable of the ant

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Ineh the Musical: Building the nation with proper parenting

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Essay: Resurrecting dead moonlight and vanishing twilight: Pedagogy and communal idioms in Bukar Usman’s modified folklore

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Focus: The splendour of female narratives