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UP Plc raises dividend to 18 kobo at 2026 AGM (opens the original)
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Shareholders of University Press Plc have approved a dividend of 18 kobo for every ordinary share of 50 kobo at the company’s 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM), representing an increase from the 15 kobo paid in the previous year. Chairman of the company, Mr Obafunso Ogunkeye, disclosed that the dividend payment amounts to approximately N77.65 million and will be subject to withholding tax. Speaking at the AGM, Ogunkeye commended the company’s workforce for their resilience amid challenging econo
Global photographers converge on Ibadan, celebrate beauty of Everyday Life (opens the original)
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FOR many people, everyday life unfolds in familiar routines that often go unnoticed. Yet, for photographers, these ordinary moments can become powerful visual stories that preserve memories, document cultures, and inspire reflection. It was this idea that formed the heart of the sixth edition of the annual international photography exhibition held in Ibadan. Curated by renowned photographer and visual artist, Nseabasi Akpan, this year’s exhibition, themed “Everyday Life,” brought together photog
MTS, Nollywood actress, Tanwa Hameed, commended over historic AI feature film (opens the original)
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Stakeholders in the global film industry are celebrating a major cinematic milestone following the official completion of Asiri Ilu Awon Osu (Mystery of Osu Land), Parts one and two. Co-created by Mysterious Tech Studio (MTS) and prominent Yoruba Nollywood actress, Tanwa Hameed (Asake Omogbajumo), the project is celebrated as the world’s first photorealistic and longest Yoruba feature film powered by artificial intelligence. Running for over three hours, the sci-fi epic utilises a pioneering hyb
Alabi Ogundepo: Exit of a poet who gave voice to culture, heritage (opens the original)
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THE Nigerian literary community has been thrown into mourning following the death of veteran poet, Chief Alabi Ogundepo, whose passing marks the end of a remarkable chapter in the country’s cultural and literary history. Ogundepo, who died on Monday at the age of 84, was more than a poet. To many admirers, he was a custodian of culture, a storyteller and a passionate advocate of indigenous values whose works reflected the richness of Yoruba traditions and the Nigerian experience. Born in Saki, O
Ibadan Film Circle advocates adaptation of literary works into indigenous language films (opens the original)
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Stakeholders in Nigeria’s film, literary and academic communities have called for stronger collaboration between writers and filmmakers to promote the adaptation of literary works into indigenous language films. The call was made at a Fireside Film Screening and Discussion organised by the Ibadan Film Circle (IFC) at the Senior Staff Club, University of Ibadan, where participants watched and discussed ‘Tenants of the House’, a film adaptation of a novel of the same title by former lawmaker and w
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