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A 2018 Compendium of Nigeria’s Literary Feats and Defeats

A 2018 Compendium of Nigeria’s Literary Feats and Defeats

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A 2018 Compendium of Nigeria’s Literary Feats and Defeats by Izunna Okafor

A Flare For Greatness

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A Flare For Greatness by Paul Oluwafemi David in Tuck Magazine

Writers: Stop copying Chimamanda Adichie’s writing style

Writers: Stop copying Chimamanda Adichie’s writing style

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Writers: Stop copying Chimamanda Adichie's writing style by John Chizoba Vincent in Tuck Magazine

Brand Nigeria: Gani Fawehinmi and his shadow

Brand Nigeria: Gani Fawehinmi and his shadow

October 16, 2017

Brand Nigeria: Gani Fawehinmi and his shadow by Prince Charles Dickson in Tuck Magazine

The conflict of a rising state against an existing Federal Authority

The conflict of a rising state against an existing Federal Authority

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Buhari’s Return; I love Nigeria I no go lie

Buhari’s Return; I love Nigeria I no go lie

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Reuters photo   By Prince Charles Dickson   There is

Literary prizes and the future of literature in Nigeria

Literary prizes and the future of literature in Nigeria

May 29, 2017

Emma Shercliff photo   By Ogunniyi Abayomi   Joy and

Fela: The departed voice of consciousness who died in the siege of controversy

Fela: The departed voice of consciousness who died in the siege of controversy

March 2, 2017

By Ogunniyi Abayomi Olufela Olusegun Oludotun Ransome-Kuti, popularly known as

The Wail of Mr Wole Wole

The Wail of Mr Wole Wole

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By Amore David Olamide “The elders are not meant to

The art of writing and the pursuit of survival across Africa in the 21st century

The art of writing and the pursuit of survival across Africa in the 21st century

November 30, 2016

By Ogunniyi Abayomi The struggle to find our feet in

The Tragic Conventions In African Plays

The Tragic Conventions In African Plays

October 6, 2016

Patrick Willocq   By Shola Balogun The traditional Africa is

Abegi, where does Patience live in Nigeria?

Abegi, where does Patience live in Nigeria?

August 30, 2016

Cliff Owen/AP   By Prince Charles Dickson It takes patience

Poetry Is No Longer A Commercial Art

Poetry Is No Longer A Commercial Art

June 28, 2016

By Micheal Ace If the total amount earned in a

Nigeria is great, but the greatest is Muhammad Ali

Nigeria is great, but the greatest is Muhammad Ali

June 7, 2016

By Prince Charles Dickson “If you even dream of beating

As a Writer, how concise are you?

As a Writer, how concise are you?

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By Goodnews Eruemuare Do you know the longer your name,

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