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My Grandparents Were Rough Roughnecks By J.D. Vance
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My Grandparents Were Rough Roughnecks By J.D. Vance
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The MIDWEEK PAGES
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The MIDWEEK PAGES
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I Cursed the French Barman in Yoruba, He Returned My Money
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I Cursed the French Barman in Yoruba, He Returned My Money
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THE CULTURE, LAGOS: DJ Jimbo’s Old Skool Jams at Rhapsody’s; Labule Music at The Park; Onobrakpeya’s Present in Onikan; Future, Past shows at Art Twenty One; Theatre on the Mainland in Ikeja; Abibatu Mogaji Stages at Glover Hall; “Funmilayo” Screens at FilmOne; Bold Blossoms Continues at Art Pantheon
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THE CULTURE, LAGOS: DJ Jimbo’s Old Skool Jams at Rhapsody’s; Labule Music at The Park; Onobrakpeya’s Present in Onikan; Future, Past shows at Art Twenty One; Theatre on the Mainland in Ikeja; Abibatu Mogaji Stages at Glover Hall; “Funmilayo” Screens at FilmOne; Bold Blossoms Continues at Art Pantheon
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Was It Really, A No Man’s Land?
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Was It Really, A No Man’s Land?
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BOOK EXCERPT/If I were to beg for mercy, it must be for an Offence
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General Obasanjo set out the timetable for the return of the country to civilian rule, beginning Continue Reading
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It’s a Terrible Place…I Want to Go There
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By Sophie Bouillon I was curious. I bought the Bradt Guide, the only travel guide dedicated Continue Reading
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BOOK EXCERPT/ Did the Prophet Promise an Oilfield?
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Uju herself was a ‘top contributor’, who had donated many thousands of dollars over the years. Continue Reading
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No More My Little Friend
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My friend Klaus, desperate to learn Russian, was always listening to a radio language learning programme Continue Reading
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We Left the Rain Doctor in the Rain as the Thunder…
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Sigma Club’s biggest event of the year was usually the Havana Night, a giant carnival that Continue Reading
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Free entry, celebrating museums and Africanicity, and limited edition prints to start your art collection
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Free entry, celebrating museums and Africanicity, and limited edition prints to start your art collection   Continue Reading
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Stalingrad
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By Vladimir Kamimer For some time now, a lot of Russians living in Berlin, who would Continue Reading
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Democracy & Culture: Vibes at The Park; ‘Me &Him’ at Art Pantheon; Madiebo’s Book For Launch; ‘Subtle Textures’ Show at Rele; Qudus Re-Incarnates at Glover; Baba Kekere Returns
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The Arts Calendar, This Long Ramadan Wrap Up/May Day Weekend & Holiday, …Compiled by John O Continue Reading
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The Sheer Strangeness of the Activity of Art
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In February 1946, when Bombay, that super-epic motion picture of a city, was transformed overnight into Continue Reading
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REMEMBERING KEN SARO WIWA 
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(To a brisk, somewhat martial beat)  By Niyi Osundare I saw brave Ken the other night Continue Reading
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Kid For Hire
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Leke was certain that having his own party was a bad idea, but this certainty only Continue Reading
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‘The Ancestors Retired Me. I lost…’
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          ‘You are the boy who looked after Gcazimbane? What happened to Continue Reading
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She Flushed the Curse Out of Him
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There was just one black worker close to my age. I can’t remember his name though Continue Reading
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Mandela’s Nieces Will Fight Over You
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“Our days as part of the poor walking class of Mzansi will soon be over. We’re Continue Reading
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That Last Night in Christopher Okigbo’s Apartment
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  The war then was no longer an abstract rumour; it had become a palpable wound. Continue Reading
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‘Yes, Dapo Adelugba, Even He’
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By Phebean Ogundipe One year in Ede soon passed, and transfer came, of both of us, Continue Reading
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‘My Daughter is Kissing a Murderer’
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‘You were making plans to start up your firm when things went south with Dubem, so Continue Reading
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Like Venom from Okigbo’s Boa
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  “Beasts cannot kill a man who is not afraid,” Chimenam had once told him, “their Continue Reading
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And the Sea Roared
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  He began reading his judgment: “I’ve heard the argument of the state counsel and the Continue Reading
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Dibia, Please I’m a Pastor, Give Me Power to Perform Miracles
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  Ngabamu was a huge man, very tall, big, and massively built. Jeremiah imagined that with Continue Reading
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Now I Hang Out with Agbero Boys, I Need a Gun
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  We quickly returned the gun and left before anyone noticed shots had been fired.  We Continue Reading
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If We Win this Election, We Will Hammer
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“You’re a single mother. The reputation of unmarried women in politics is subject to all manner Continue Reading
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They Remind Me of Dad, But I don’t Belong Here
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Christmas of 2003 finally arrived, bittersweet. Emmanuel had done well at his job and secured himself Continue Reading
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I Want a Baby, But Not Enough to See a Dibia
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The opportunity for the lie came late in 1978. It came in the package of a Continue Reading