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No other death of an artist has caught the popular imagination in Nigeria in recent times as his. His departure has been like the eruption of a volcano, with the lava spreading uphill and downhill. When beggars die so said the poet, there are no comets seen. But when Princes die, even the Heavens themselves…

Beyond politics – Tinubu’s maiden trip to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Atiku Abubakar’s voyage of discovery for Tinubu’s academic records in the United States, revelations regarding how the Presidency lied about the President’s stop-over after the G20 Summit on his way back home at the United Arab Emirates, the increasing failure of the

MohBad lived an impactful life, but many in his shoes die unsung. Perhaps if he received help, he would not have borne so much burden.

Jamie Allison Sanders is a commerce writer for People.

WASHINGTON, DC – September 12, 2023 – Theatre Washington announced the return of Theatre Week, a three-week long celebration of the launch of the 2023-2024 theatre season in the Washington, DC region. Taking place from September 21, 2023 - October 8, 2023, Theatre Week, modeled after Restaurant Week, will offer

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Journalism professor Kathleen McElroy rescinded her resignation at UT following the failure of her deal with Texas A&M University, and the future of A&M’s journalism program remains unknown. The Texas Tribune announced McElroy’s decision to split with A&M in an article released on July 11. This came abruptly after the school held a public celebratory...