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A collage of modern Nigerian novels. Photo credit: Modaculture

The new wave of Nigerian literature challenging the taboo

In a small, perpetually hot town, a girl lies curled up on her bed, engrossed in the words of Aiwanose Odafen in “Tomorrow I Become...

Stella NnajiOctober 28, 2024

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A collage of modern Nigerian novels. Photo credit: Modaculture

The new wave of Nigerian literature challenging the taboo

By Stella Nnaji

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Dr Munirat "Anto" Lecky, Nigerian entertainer and former BB Naija housemate at the PIC Gender and Inclusion Summit hosted under the WEECreateAfrica Initiative in Abuja, Nigeria. Photo credit: Agbo Mathias

She helped launch the careers of some of Afrobeats’ biggest stars. Now she wants to do the same for women creatives

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Zanna and his team engage female farmers at the Malari community of Yobe with climate resilient farming practices. Photo courtesy: Okpara Osim Foundation.

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The CBCP collaborate with international organisations to provide evening. classes and learning materials

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The woman championing an Igbo renaissance in a digital age

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A collage of modern Nigerian novels. Photo credit: Modaculture

The new wave of Nigerian literature challenging the taboo

By Stella Nnaji

Blossom Ozurumba

The woman championing an Igbo renaissance in a digital age

By Ijeoma Clare

Nigerian languages. Art illustration: Web image

Endangered species: Can Nigerian languages keep up with the times?

By Ijeoma Clare

A collage of modern Nigerian novels. Photo credit: Modaculture

The new wave of Nigerian literature challenging the taboo

In a small, perpetually hot town, a girl lies curled up on her bed, engrossed in the words of Aiwanose Odafen in “Tomorrow I Become...

Stella NnajiOctober 28, 2024

Top Stories

Zanna and his team engage female farmers at the Malari community of Yobe with climate resilient farming practices. Photo courtesy: Okpara Osim Foundation.

How female farmers are adapting to climate crisis in northeastern Nigeria

By Yahuza Bawage

The CBCP collaborate with international organisations to provide evening. classes and learning materials

“We want the story to change”: How a Borno community is breaking education barriers for its girls

By Laraba Jauro

2023 VCA report by avca

Kenya and Egypt soak up over half of African VC funding amid capital squeeze

By Admin

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Dr Munirat "Anto" Lecky, Nigerian entertainer and former BB Naija housemate at the PIC Gender and Inclusion Summit hosted under the WEECreateAfrica Initiative in Abuja, Nigeria. Photo credit: Agbo Mathias

She helped launch the careers of some of Afrobeats’ biggest stars. Now she wants to do the same for women creatives

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“We want the story to change”: How a Borno community is breaking education barriers for its girls

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Ray of Hope's volunteers at an outreach to the female custodial unit of the KiriKiri Prisons.

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A collage of modern Nigerian novels. Photo credit: Modaculture

The new wave of Nigerian literature challenging the taboo

Nigerian languages. Art illustration: Web image

Endangered species: Can Nigerian languages keep up with the times?

Row of Nigerian women in varying aso ebi at the 2024 Ojude Oba ceremony

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Zanna and his team engage female farmers at the Malari community of Yobe with climate resilient farming practices. Photo courtesy: Okpara Osim Foundation.

How female farmers are adapting to climate crisis in northeastern Nigeria

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