Denja, Professors Mohammed, Aniagolu, Evwierhoma, others to headline Udenta@60 celebration
By Wole Adedoyin
The Confluence of Future Arts, in collaboration with Rovingheights Bookstore, is thrilled to announce a thought-provoking event titled, Cultural Production, Politics and Nigeria’s Famished Possibility, dedicated to celebrating the 60th birthday of the esteemed Professor Udenta.
The event promises to be an insightful and intellectually stimulating conversation on the intersection of cultural production, politics, and Nigeria’s potential, featuring a lineup of distinguished panelists and keynote speakers.
The event will feature an exceptional lineup of individuals who have made significant contributions to their respective fields. The keynote address will be delivered by the renowned Professor E. E. Sule, whose profound insights and expertise in literature and culture promise to set the tone for an engaging discourse.
The panelists for this event represent a diverse range of perspectives and expertise. Among them is the highly respected Mallam Denja Abdullahi, former President of the Association of Nigerian Authors, whose rich experience in arts and culture is sure to provide valuable insights. Professor Razinat T. Mohammed, a prominent figure in academia, will serve as the moderator, guiding the discussion with her depth of knowledge and critical thinking.
Adding to the intellectual vigor of the panel are Professor Emeka Aniagolu, an author of 17 acclaimed books: nine works of fiction and eight works of non-fiction., and Professor Mabel I. E. Evwierhoma, whose expertise in the realm of arts and society promises a comprehensive exploration of the subject matter. Architect Chukwudi Eze, the current Chairman of ANA Abuja will contribute a unique perspective to the discussion.
The event will take place at the prestigious Rovingheights Bookstore, located at Gimbiya Street, Garki Area 11, Abuja, on Saturday, August 19th, 2023, starting at 11 am. Attendees can look forward to a captivating and enlightening dialogue that delves into the complex relationship between cultural production, politics, and the potential for growth and progress in Nigeria.
As the celebration of Professor Udenta’s 60th birthday, this event promises to be a testament to his enduring commitment to intellectual discourse, cultural enrichment, and the advancement of Nigeria’s artistic and societal landscape.
