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Agbowó is a common space for showcasing and celebrating African literary and visual art, and, by that measure, engendering community. It is an off-shoot of the UITES WRITE collective, founded by Habeeb Kolade and Dolapo Amusat in 2015, to showcase literary work by University of Ibadan students and alumni. We have since committed ourselves to the seeking out and amplification of emerging voices on the continent.

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July 25, 2024

At Agbowo & LAA’s Arts and Women Event in Lagos

Reflections on identity and expression in patriarchal Nigeria.
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February 23, 2022

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July 30, 2021

Agbowó Magazine Releases Issue 4

Themed Chaos, the 19 contributors cast doubts on the mythological truism of the act of creation, and by extension creativity.
Agbowó

July 25, 2024

At Agbowo & LAA’s Arts and Women Event in Lagos

Reflections on identity and expression in patriarchal Nigeria.
Agbowó

February 23, 2022

Join Agbowo’s Editorial Team as a Reader

Agbowó

July 30, 2021

Agbowó Magazine Releases Issue 4

Themed Chaos, the 19 contributors cast doubts on the mythological truism of the act of creation, and by extension creativity.
Agbowó

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