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#IBAFEST2026 #TheStoriesWeLongToTell #SuEddieAgema #AfricanLiterature #IbadanBookAndArtsFestival
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MEET OUR GUEST: SU’EDDIE VERSHIMA AGEMA 📚✨
We are pleased to welcome award-winning writer, critic and editor Su’eddie Vershima Agema to IBAFEST 2026.
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A former Chairman of the Association of Nigerian Authors, Su’eddie has worked with Broxtowe Borough Council on C-City Projects and is the convener of the Benue Book and Arts Festival.
Join us as we explore The Stories We Long to Tell.
📅 29–31 October 2026
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Something to remember IBAFEST by.
The festival isn’t just about the stories, conversations, and books. You can take a little piece of the experience home with you!
Pick up your IBAFEST T-shirt or tote bag on October 31st at the International Conference Centre, UI
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Today, i dyed with natural dyes using turmeric roots and hibiscus flowers.
The technique is Adire Alabẹrẹ, a yoruba stictch-resist tie and dye technique, also known as Ori-Nui shibori in Japan.
Catch up with the story behind the pattern tomorrow.
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Can you imagine a space where our everyday household decors are both pices of art and deep stories?
That's the problem I want to solve.
Carrying the pulse of history into our own homes. As aroko to heal the mind, constant reminder of the things that are ours.
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Dear Nigeria, it's October 1st again and before everyone starts shouting "Happy Independence", we need to talk.
#DearNigeria #NigeriaLetsTalk
#NigeriaAt66
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Octofest Poetry is happening on October 3rd at the National Museum of Unity, Aleshinloye, Ibadan.
Come experience stellar performances, discussions, book chats, and many more.
Get your ticket here: bit.ly/Octofest26
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where others write to remember, i write as an act of exorcism. to articulate a thought is to surrender it, giving it a body on the page so my spirit no longer has to carry its weight.
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I designed this with Lace, the first of its kind.
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"I shall live because there are a few people I want to stay with for the longest possible time and because I have duties to discharge. It is not my concern whether or not life has meaning. If I am unable to forgive, then I shall try to forget." — Tayeb Salih
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The world is changing, please pick a side. Pick your beliefs, pick your philosophies, pick your circle, pick who you are, pick who you’re not. The world is noisy, alot exists now all at once. Pick your foundation.When the wind comes, it will blow away who is not planted.
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the basis of an accusation when it becomes convenient and expect nobody to notice. And if you demand accountability from other writers, you should not be exempt from accountability yourself.
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different publication, fed it into an AI detection tool, and used the result to call him a plagiarist, after insisting for months that this was never about AI detection, but about allegedly uncited phrases.
This action should not pass without consequences. You cannot change
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out a Nigerian writer over alleged AI use, then praise parts of the Nigerian literary community for supporting her “behind closed doors” and standing by her truth.
A couple of months later, the same person has taken another recently published poem by this writer, in an entirely
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literary circles and personal relationships with astonishing speed.
That intimacy can be our greatest strength. It can also become our greatest danger.
There’s no world where @BeesPoems an alleged community organizer for the Nigerian literary community should be able to single
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A Nigerian writer's career can depend on a relatively small network of editors, publishers, festivals, magazines, prize organizers, fellowships and writers.
Everybody knows somebody. A disagreement that begins privately can travel through WhatsApp groups, Twitter, Instagram,
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