KABAFEST 2017: Opening up conversation, creative space of a less understood region

For the most part, Northern Nigeria seems like a closed book to many, especially those in the Southern part of the country. The interweaving of politics and culture, firmly embedded in the underbelly of religion, has not made matters any easier.

Anote Ajeluorou (who was in Kaduna)

Literature

KABAFEST 2017: Opening up conversation, creative space of a less understood region

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