From Taraba to Bishkek, back to Taraba, the language of cinema and culture continue to unite, and champion human dignity.
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| George CHAMCHOUN (Left) |
From Taraba to Bishkek, back to Taraba, the language of cinema and culture continue to unite, and champion human dignity.
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| George CHAMCHOUN (Left) |
Positioning the Youths, Teens and Kids (YTK) today for their real role in the society.
By Patience Gabriel Gutus*
In Mussa, Borno State,
tiny hands that should have been holding pencils were seized by fear.
In Oriire, Oyo State,
children who left home for school never imagined that learning would become a journey into captivity.
Their only crime was being born in a nation where innocence is too often left unprotected.
The massively attended maiden edition of My Culture for Peace 2026 that held recently in Taraba State, Nigeria, was a huge success, many people reveal.
The remarkable and distinctively colourful event was by every stretch of the human imagination a unique celebration of culture and diversity, creativity, unity and peaceful coexistence.