A brand called Ray Ekpu

Without billboards or banners, or anything of such things, a seven letter byline – Ray Ekpu – has for the past 45 years in a life of 70 years, so far, remains a brand in Nigerian journalism. As indications show

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A brand called Ray Ekpu

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Obama lists two Nigerian authors as favourites as he visits Africa

Soyinka, Eghagha commend UNN at Achebe’s conference

Lost archive from Achebe’s secondary school recovered

Nigerian feminism as alternative voice in feminist discourse

Global celebration for Achebe’s Things Fall Apart 60 years after

Laurels for a fine poet

Arresting the shithole syndrome

A tale of two Nigerians and the German Consulate

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Google Honours Chinua Achebe With A Doodle

Winners emerge in Lagos essay competition

The significance of Chinua Achebe’s short stories - Part 2

‘Future of children depends on quality of literature at their disposal’

Onobrakpeya… Second national medal for mastery in visual culture

The significance of Chinua Achebe’s short stories - Part 1

WAEC results as metaphor of collapsing education standards in Southwest

MTN Foundation, CleanAce empower 30 hearing-impaired persons with fabric care skills

NCGC, SMEDAN sign agreement on MSME financing support

APC Women launch weekly prayers for President Tinubu

Court adjourns Sowore’s alleged cybercrime case to June 30

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