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This is where a scatterbrain arts and culture worker, activist and communicator exposes his private thoughts on diverse issues of interest to the collective of humanity. All opinions strictly personal unless otherwise stated.

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LITERACY IN NIGERIA IS LESS THAN 10% (Part 1) - - Jahman Anikulapo on Channels Book Club

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December 30, 2018

LITERACY IN NIGERIA IS LESS THAN 10% (Part 2) - - Jahman Anikulapo on Channels Book Club

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ON LAGOS BOOK & ART FESTIVAL, LABAF -- Channels Book Club interview (Part 2)

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December 30, 2018

DEMOCRACY & THE BOOK CULTURE -- Interview with Channels Book Club (Part2)

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December 30, 2018

DEMOCRACY & THE BOOK CULTURE -- Interview with Channels Book Club (Part1)

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December 30, 2018

LITERACY & NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT -- Interview with Channels Book Clubn(Part1)

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December 30, 2018

LITERACY & NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT -- Interview with Channels Book Clubn(Part2)

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Jahman Anikulapo: Trained in Theatre Directing & Dramatic Theories and Theatre Criticiisms, Jahman Anikulapo is Executive Progrmme Director of the Culture Advocates Caucus, the content producing and advocacy arm of Culture Advocates Consult, CAC. Main operational focus are programme/project designs, management, administration, and execution; arts and cultural advocacy and communication. The CAC has been involved with cultural communication in general, handling projects for both private corporations and the government, and collaborating with international agencies including the Goethe Institut, Alliance Francaise, the British Council and the American Consulate. It has produced festivals and major Cultural projects for the Nigerian national government and a few of the culturally high-networth states such as Lagos, Rivers, Ogun and others. It has, through clients, curated/produced and coordinated projects in the United Kingdom, United States of America, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Cote D’Ivoire, Kenya, Tanzania, and South Africa among others.

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