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  • On Kongi’s New Book: You Must Set Forth at Dawn

    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi) May 2, 2006
    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi)

    Soyinka’s new book You Must Set Forth at Dawn, is a dizzying tour de force in many ways. Soyinka manages to situate himself in every major event in Nigeria’s troubled …

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  • Whiteman: The Heart of Our Darkness

    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi) April 27, 2006
    by Ikhide R. Ikheloa (Nnamdi)

    Whiteman is an improbable tale told beautifully. It is possible but highly improbable that the main character could zip through a wide swathe of Africa and not meet an intellectual …

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  • Some Cherished Moments at the Q Club

    by Sam Kargbo April 27, 2006
    by Sam Kargbo

    Perhaps age has something to do with it. I prefer a club where I do not have to bother about the girl next to me. I want a club that my …

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  • Nigerian Movies: Adaptation or Echolalia?

    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku April 20, 2006
    by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku

    You may not be able to imagine the frustration we feel sometimes at being bandied about as the third biggest or largest movie industry in the world and yet have …

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  • Ichemeta’s Experience And The Rest Of Us

    by Ololade Adewuyi March 27, 2006
    by Ololade Adewuyi

    It is no longer news then that the Big Brother Nigeria show has since claimed its first casualty after two weeks…

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  • Africa Independent Television in America

    by Tunde Akinloye March 27, 2006
    by Tunde Akinloye

    This is suggestion to handlers of AIT from my 3 years or so experience watching the station in the USA. I know you guys are doing a good job, but I …

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  • Jesus Christ Superstar: A Review

    by Damola Awoyokun March 11, 2006
    by Damola Awoyokun

    A religion, to stay alive, does not only need pious adherents, it also needs enemies. It is in its response to its enemies and non-adherents that its true worth is …

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  • Music, Musicians and the Music Industry in Nigeria

    by Sam Kargbo March 7, 2006
    by Sam Kargbo

    Music knows no country, race or creed, but gives to each according to his need. Music is the best of all art forms and luckily the easiest to acquire. It …

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  • Oscars 2006 – A Departure From Glamour

    by Victor Ehikhamenor March 7, 2006
    by Victor Ehikhamenor

    I finally had an experience that was more boring than waiting to have your car registered at the Department of Motor Vehicles. There is no better way of putting it; the …

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  • Music, Musicians and the Music Industry in Nigeria

    by Sam Kargbo March 7, 2006
    by Sam Kargbo

    Music knows no country, race or creed, but gives to each according to his need. Music is the best of all art forms and luckily the easiest to acquire. It …

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  • Nigerian Music Scene: A Case For A Conservatoire

    by Felix-Abrahams Obi February 24, 2006
    by Felix-Abrahams Obi

    Will Nigeria ever have a homegrown classical or folk music that can be exported to other cultures and drawing respect and admiration…

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  • Nollywood, Our Nollywood

    by Ogonna Obiora February 24, 2006
    by Ogonna Obiora

    Foreign donors will not permit Nollywood to tell our stories in our own way just as francophone African film has to fit within the paradigms and parameters of European film …

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  • Visiting Silverbird Cinema

    by Damola Awoyokun October 6, 2005
    by Damola Awoyokun

    The Silverbird cinema illustrates the beautiful generosity of the Bruce family’s progressive interest in conquering entertainment in Nigeria after night clubbing, beauty pageantry, concerts etc…

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  • Beyond Baba Shege’s Homily To The Nigerian Actors' Guild

    by Nnaemeka Oruh August 27, 2005
    by Nnaemeka Oruh

    Mr. Asiegbu, the Actors’ Guild president, should have told Obasanjo that every artistic production tries to adhere to social realism and thus until such a time that the situation in Nigeria …

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  • A Rejoinder To NewYork Times’ “Entrenched Epidemic: Wife-Beating in Africa”

    by Patrick Okigbo August 12, 2005
    by Patrick Okigbo

    By not exercising caution in your choice of stories and captions, you do your profession, the New York Times and the great majority of Americans who are ignorant of life …

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  • The Electrolysis of Glendora Review

    by Damola Awoyokun August 11, 2005
    by Damola Awoyokun

    Since its inception in 1995, Glendora Review is reputed to be a permanent habitation for critical discourse, polemics, tough-minded, far-reaching criticism and a site for unconventional ideas on African arts …

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