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The stage plays titled, "Awo" and "Aremu", produced by The Duke of Shomolu with the support of the bank, will help people, especially the younger generation, understand the history and core values of the country, whilst enjoying learning about history and culture.
In a statement the bank said it anchored its support for the stage plays on the need to build a bridge between its cultural heritage and present-day
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The bank said its support for the arts, creativity, innovation, and entertainment was good for Nigerians as it would expand avenues for relaxation and escape from the hard issues that affect them.
"The bank's support will also help to educate the younger generation and help them understand the history and core values of their country entertainingly. AWO is a play on the life of Chief
The play will depict his soft side, with a spotlight on the quick rise of his wife, Chief (Mrs.) HID Awolowo, who stood by him through his challenging career as a state leader.
On the other hand, AREMU is a play on the life and times of
"The story takes us through his mystical birth, his peasant background, the errant stages of his adulthood, and his civil war years," the bank said.
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