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  • Nigerian Christian Arts: Creative, Spiritual And Intellectual?

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi March 22, 2009
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Christians first thought RAP music was from the pit of hell only to reckon later that it is pure poetry and spoken word on the fast lane. Now we struggle …

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  • Notorious Without a Doubt

    by Adora Ikwuemesi March 16, 2009
    by Adora Ikwuemesi

    There are weird things that happen at the cinema in Lagos and I am convinced it must be cultural. We talk at the movies. I don’t mean in hushed tones, …

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  • The Unsung Nigerian Writer in a Hip-hop World

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi March 7, 2009
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Unlike the ‘full-time’ hip-hop musicians, the Nigerian writer has to keep a 9-5 job to keep hunger pangs at bay. He has no access to government or private funds to …

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  • The curious case of Benjamin Button

    by Adora Ikwuemesi March 7, 2009
    by Adora Ikwuemesi

    In my life I have found reality to be far, far stranger than fiction and that art often imitates life and not the other way round. I guess I love …

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  • War Child: A Novel by Bruce Cerew

    by Bemgba Nyakuma February 23, 2009
    by Bemgba Nyakuma

    War Child is a tale of humor and tragedy, courage and fear, hopelessness and anticipation, love and betrayal, hope and triumph…

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  • Sikiru Adepoju: The Nigerian Percussionist Who Won Another Grammy

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi February 13, 2009
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Sikiru Adepoju, an obscure and uncelebrated Naija percussionist, made Nigeria proud at the Grammys as part of the Global Drum Project quartet…

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  • The Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature and the Nigerian Love of Exclusion

    by Chielozona Eze February 5, 2009
    by Chielozona Eze

    It is mind-boggling that a Continent that has still a lot of spaces to make up for in excellence, smuggles through the backdoor silly exclusionary clauses that end up making …

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  • On The Day I Die I Will Rise Up…A Book Review

    by Olatoun Williams December 25, 2008
    by Olatoun Williams

    The majesty of one woman’s spirit provides the backdrop for the opening story: a tale of unrelenting domestic abuse, and institutionalized cruelty and injustice in the name of Sharia. A …

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  • Sefi Atta’s Lawless Other Stories

    by December 25, 2008
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    Sefi Atta writes like one who has lived the life of each single character in her dazzling collection of short stories…

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  • “Alade” Aromire: An Innovator’s Legacy

    by Akin Adesokan December 22, 2008
    by Akin Adesokan

    The epidemic of preventable, ghastly loss of lives through road accidents is a sad commentary on a society steadily going under, and lacking in elementary procedures of keeping its cities …

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  • Enough Of The Obasanjo Family, Please!

    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye November 26, 2008
    by Ugochukwu Ejinkeonye

    Bitter-Sweet: My Life With Obasanjo, is all about a woman’s attempt to rewrite herself into prominence and reckoning in one man’s life, to demonstrate, albeit incoherently…

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  • The Storyteller

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi November 19, 2008
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    The Storyteller, a performance poet based in Abuja is on a mission to unzip the sealed lips of storytellers across Nigeria and he has made great and enviable strides…

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  • Galala, Alanta are Echoes Of ‘Suffration’ In Ajegunle

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku October 27, 2008
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    There are allegations that some ghetto soldiers who fought so gallantly to highlight the plight of the ghetto in their songs seem to abandon it just as soon as the …

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  • The Poetry Of Man And Machines

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi October 13, 2008
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    We should take a cue from Jesus Christ who is the greatest example of soul friendship. He was always available, always listening, always ready to forgive, yet He feels the …

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  • Where On Earth Is Evi-Edna Ogholi Ogosi?

    by Bell’ Ihua September 6, 2008
    by Bell’ Ihua

    I recently stumbled upon some of Evi Edna Ogholi Ogosi’s tunes posted on Youtube and oh my God, they brought back lots of memories and nostalgic feelings of my days …

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  • Gerd Meuer: Encounter with the Oyinbo Pepper

    by Bayo Olupohunda September 5, 2008
    by Bayo Olupohunda

    The African Oyinbo who has transcended the length and breath of the Africa continent is in town to present his book written about his long time equally larger-than- life friend, …

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