Art and Culture
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Africans must write more biographies of leaders — PAWA Secretary-General Okediran
Dr. Wale Okediran, a Nigerian author and Secretary-General of the Pan African Writers Association (PAWA), has called for greater efforts…
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Ogun suspends traditional ruler over assault video
Ogun State Government on Monday placed Oba Abdulsemiu Ogunjobi, the Olorile of Orile-Ifo in the Ifo Local Government Area on…
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The Holocaust Remembrance Day Versus the Slavery Heritage
The world set aside January 27 every year as International Holocaust Remembrance Day to remember one of the worst human tragedies…
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Olu of Warri‘s aide decries attempt to tarnish monarch’s image
Sole representative of the Olu of Warri to the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and its Joint Venture partners, NNPCL/JV…
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Mysterious tourism site discovered in Ekiti
The Director General of Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development, Mr Wale Ojo-Lanre, has expressed excitement over a mysterious tourism…
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Exploring the historical nexus of Igbo origin
Buchi Diboh’s “A History of Umueri Town” offers a compelling exploration of the cultural and historical significance of Umueri, an…
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Kano govt earmarks N2.5b for mass weddings
Kano State government has earmarked N2.5 billion for mass weddings across its 44 Local Government Areas . Commissioner for Planning…
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Colours, cultural performances mark India Republic Day
India’s 76th Republic Day celebration which held on Sunday at the India Consulate in Lagos, witnessed thrilling cultural performances and…
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Sacred stool of Olu of Warri must be protected
History has shown that those who betray their own people for temporary gain often end up discarded and forgotten, their…
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Alaafin yet to begin traditional rites, He’ll go into seclusion on arrival, says Afonja
FOLLOWING a report that the Alaafin-elect, Prince Akeem Owoade had put traditional rites that usually precede the crowning of a…
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