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  • Open Door Series Project WS

  • An International Cultural Exchange Program designed for the purpose of using the platforms of Literature, Arts and Culture to affirm and uphold the dignity of man. Focusing on the youths as the future of humanity, fostering unity among mankind regardless of nationality, ethnicity and religion.

Trailer – The Man Died

The highlight of the UK leg of the WSICE 2024 celebration will be the London premiere of THE MAN DIED, the feature film inspired by Soyinka’s classic prison memoir of same title. Featuring top bills in Nigerian film industry, including Wale Ojo, Sam Dede, Nobert Young, Francis Onwochei, Christiana Osunniyi, and Hollywood actor, Abraham Amkpa, and others

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WSICE 2010 – 2023 Winners

Undeterred by the current rage of Covid-19 and its attendant disruption of the social order, the Wole Soyinka International Cultural Exchange, (WSICE) is set to hold its annual programme, the celebration of Oluwole Akinwande Soyinka.

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WSICE Press Releases over the years

WSICE is held across Nigeria and other parts of the world with participation from students of secondary schools and tertiary institutions; a cultural advocacy session; lectures, and symposium on humanity as well as poetry and theatrical performances.

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WSICE GALLERY. AN EXPRESSION OF WSICE PROJECTS

WSICE OVERVIEW

The Project WS is an International Cultural Exchange Program designed for the purpose of using the platforms of Literature, Arts and Culture to affirm and uphold the dignity of man. Focusing on the youths as the future of humanity, the ICE seeks to foster unity among mankind regardless of nationality, ethnicity and religion.
Our 1st edition premiered 13th July 2010 on the 76th birthday of Professor Wole Soyinka and had 76 stars of stage and screen walk the red carpet at Muson Center in his honor.

Frequently Asked Questions

WSICE started in July 2010 as Open door Series Project WS.

Everyone including Individuals, corporate bodies, local, State and Federal government, NGO’s.

Students…secondary/high school and tertiary institutions.

WS WINNING ESSAYS

01 May

Politics of Arts and Culture in Global Diplomacy – Gbenga Adeniji

The Greco-Roman era has abundantly revealed that the Arts is capable of achieving the unachievable. And that when that things threaten to fall apart.

01 May

The Politics of Arts And Culture in Global Diplomacy – Wakdet Lawrence

The year 2001. The month September. The day 11th - 9/11/2001. Venue Ground Zero. The event - the bombing of the Twin Towers. That was “Hollywood.” Flash back to “Nollywood”. The year, 2001.

01 Apr

The Place of Arts and Culture in Global Diplomacy – Chima Ugokwe, E

“Things may start getting a fare shape if in my country, my culture, on which I pride on, that I am free to celebrate my own religious or tribal festivals; I am praised and appreciated in my native dress and religious jewelries and my food is respected even when it is salty and watery;

27 May

Line-By-Line Analysis of The Poem “The Children Of This Land” By Professor Wole Soyinka – Mbagwu Nzubechukwu.C.

In line 1-5 which is the first stanza of the poem, the poet launches the discussion about the children whom he refers to as old

27 May

Analysis of The Poem: “The Children of This Land” – Okoronkwo Mmesomachi Gospel

The poem “The Children of This Land” is a forty-three-line poem written by Professor Wole Soyinka in the year 2003.

27 May

Content Analysis of “The Children of This Land” – Onyemelukwe Brandon Obioma

The children of this land by Wole Soyinka is a poem of six stanzas, consisting 43 lines in total.

We wish to engrave in the minds of the youths that education through arts and culture are the panacea to combating injustice and violence…

Fostering unity among mankind regardless of nationality, ethnicity and religion.

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