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On Saturday 20th June,we met to bid farewell to Gill Lever, OBE,Deputy British High Commissioner to Nigeria for the past two years https://t.co/IBYyRKxEg3 was a beautiful evening and Gill was her usual engaging,kind and energetic self. Thank you very much Cynthia Rowe.

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Sir, when I heard about your visit to Jos, I was elated. You actually declared that we will not witness this kind of barbarity again. But shortly after you left, there were reports of similar incidents in Nasarawa and Southern Kaduna. Our President, we are tired.

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Continue to rest in perfect peace! We miss you today and always. Your memory will continue to be a blessing. Always!!

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To all our women, Happy International Women's Day! We salute your tenacity, your resilience, your commitment, your passion, your strength and your intelligence! You are all wonderful! We might not say it often - THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO!!!

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Macbeth..If you want to look into the depths of the heart of men/women, read https://t.co/Io72yqtIb5’s timelessness resonates with the complexities of the mind and the world.Rather, we are discussing one salient fact–who knows the depths of the mind?.......Macbeth!

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Memory.Remembrance.Respect.Anyone who has suffered a loss understands Remembrance and the importance of Memory.I understand Vladyslav Heraskevych,the Ukrainian skeleton slider banned from competing in the Winter https://t.co/H2Tm2RKlZQ have my GOLD MEDAL!

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“The Arts enable us to dream…” What will you say to the Messiah if He comes to Abuja? Watch Toyin Oshinaike’s “Wat’s Dis All About?” and what are you willing to do and give for love? Watch Zulu Sofola’s “Wedlock of the Gods”. Dream with JRT @ 25 @#British Council, Abuja.

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Join us to create enduring connections. Join us for two memorable evenings of theatre. Join us to create grace and beauty #British Council, Abuja on Friday 14th & Saturday 15th November at 6.45pm daily. Gate is N10,000 for both days!

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Join us in Jos at the Alliance Francaise premises as we perform Zulu Sofola's iconic Wedlock of the Gods. What are you willing to do for love? What are you willing to do for what you believe in? Date is Saturday 8th November 2025 @ 4.45pm. Gate is N1,000.

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Join us on 8th November @ Alliance Francaise, Jos @ 4.45pm and 14th & 15th November @ 6.45pm at hashtag #British Council, Abuja. Two iconic performances will be on stage!

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Thank you and kindly join us - 8th of November @ Alliance Francaise, Jos and 14th & 15th November at hashtag#British Council, Abuja. Two iconic performances will be on stage!

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JOS REPERTORY THEATRE IS 25 YEARS OLD!
Thank you for helping us get this far! Thank you.

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Beautiful Camp 2 comes to a resounding end! Thank you Czech Aid, Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Czech Embassy Abuja under the Transition Program implemented by Jos Repertory Theatre, Nigeria.

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At the opening of Beautiful Camp 2 supported by Czech Aid, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, Embassy of the Czech Republic, Nigeria under the Transition program implemented by Jos Repertory Theatre, Nigeria. Using the arts to discuss and chart ways forward.

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It was a warm,beautiful evening to welcome Raisa Dukas and Nicole Holler to Nigeria in the beautiful home of the Public Diplomacy Counsellor. Ambassador Richard M. Mills, Jr. was his usual friendly and witty personality and Lee McManis was our warm and friendly host.

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Always a delight connecting with Engr. Adeolu Odusote, mni. We first met Engr. Odusote at one of our performances at the British Council, Abuja. He quickly became many things to us – a very loyal friend, a mentor, a fervent supporter of our work and mission.