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FESTAC 77
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The Kano Durbar: Political Aesthetics in the Bowel of the Elephant
Culture Education” and the Challenge of Globalization in Modern Nigeria
Politics and Popular Culture: the Renaissance in Liberian Music, 1970-89
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Pan-Africanism and the Black Festivals of Arts and Culture: Today’S Realities and Expectations
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APPENDICES These Historic Documents Which Are Also Found in Peju Layiwola, Benin 1897.Com, Art and the Restitution Question, 2010,( Wy Art Editions, P.O
A Pan-African Space in Cape Town? the Chimurenga Archive of Pan-African Festivals
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Black Cultural Citizenship and the Arab Question in FESTAC 77
Request for Recognition and Endorsement of the Centre for Balck and African Arts and Civilization (Cbaac)
If It's Not Black and White Anymore, Why Does Darkness Cast a Longer Discriminatory Shadow Than Lightness - an Investigation and Analysis of the Color Hierarchy
THE SECOND WORLD BLACK and AFRICAN FESTIVAL of ARTS and CULTURE: LAGOS, NIGERIA Author(S): Ife Enohoro Source: the Black Scholar, Vol
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The Nigerian National Theatre at Iganmu: the Legacy of a Festival, a Challenge to the Future
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AFRREV IJAH, Vol.3 (1) January, 2014
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The Cultural Policies of Ghana and Nigeria: A
The Continuities Within the Ghanaian Festival Scene: the Performance of Nation Building and Identity Formation
Historical Dictionary of Nigeria
An Appraisal of the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos
FESTAC 77: More Than Song and Dance Adulkadir N
The Life and Art of Erhabor Emokpae: a Case Study of National Theatre - Nzoiwu, Azuka Abigail
Misinterpreting Fela's “Zombie”
Theatre Management in a Developing Nation Anappraisal of National Theatre and Muson Centre, Lagos
Performing Pan-Africanism
FESTAC '77 Source: the Black Perspective in Music, Vol
Across the Board
LAGOS NEVER SPOILS: the AESTHETICS, AFFECT, and POLITICS of the CITY in NIGERIAN SCREEN MEDIA by Connor O'neill Ryan a DISSERT