Flavour has shared some new details about his next album. The project... Read More
Report on the virtual #EndSARS roundtable, “Democracy, Youth Agency and the Nigerian... Read More
The deadline to enter the 2021 Prize is 31st January 2021. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there have been some major alterations to the usual dates and process of submissions to the prestigious AKO Caine Prize... Read More
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Flavour has shared some new details about his next album. The project... Read More
Report on the virtual #EndSARS roundtable, “Democracy, Youth Agency and the Nigerian... Read More
The deadline to enter the 2021 Prize is 31st January 2021. Due... Read More
Afrobeats sensation Yemi Alade comes though with the release of her much... Read More
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The first teaser for Play Network’s “Nneka the Pretty Serpent“, a remake... Read More
Renowned political economist, development practitioner, governance expert and current Special Adviser on... Read More
Thanks to Nigerian-Canadian author Ekiuwa Aire, children can now relive Idia’s story... Read More
Over two weeks ago, Brymo went on a self-proclaiming rampage on Twitter... Read More
In Citation, Kunle Afolayan draws a fine line between silence and sound,... Read More
Waning Strength of Government by Oseloka H. Obaze; Parrésia Publishers, Lagos Nigeria;... Read More
“Africa’s Vision” is a collection of 125 poems of Oseloka Henry Obaze’s.... Read More
In Citation, Kunle Afolayan draws a fine line between silence and sound, action and inaction. Urged on by the voices of rape victims, whose inflections took a more daring turn this year, the significance of Citation is urgent and affecting.... Read More
I would have loved to start by citing my bonafides in as it relates to writing about Citation, but I refuse to set myself up like Prof. N’Dyare (Jimmy Jean-Louis) for a trumping by a worthier person. If you don’t... Read More
Sometime in late 2017, movie director and producer, Tope Oshin invited me and a few friends to see her movie, In Line. There was just a handful of us in the cinema but we were thrilled. I came home and... Read More
Etuk Ubong’s spare jazz-quartet-structured, afrobeat-disciplined sophomore record, “Africa Today”, released under the Night Dreamer label is an urgent and disquieting testimony of our times. To those who imagined business as usual, per his jazzy debut record “Tales of Life”, Ubong... Read More
Love him or hate him Burna Boy, The African Giant, Odogwu’s art remains unimpeachable. For someone who has mastered the art of falling out of love with his audience (subscribing on Twitter for daily dragging), he still remains ever relevant.... Read More
Tems is the kind of artist you could call an overnight success. The way she rose from literally nobody anyone knew, to stardom is a mystery. She’s a talent, all right, the kind that only comes around once or twice,... Read More
Waning Strength of Government by Oseloka H. Obaze; Parrésia Publishers, Lagos Nigeria; 2020; 255pp Oseloka H. Obaze, diplomat, politician and writer, continues to expand his niche as an author and public commentator by finding time to weigh in on governance,... Read More
“Africa’s Vision” is a collection of 125 poems of Oseloka Henry Obaze’s. Significantly, it is dedicated to ‘the children of Africa, yet unborn.’ A substantial portion of the anthology is personal: spirituality and divinity, sensuality and humour, parenthood and death.... Read More
Olukorede Yishau’s debut work of fiction—In The Name of Our Father, was a massive revelation. An entertainingly confident saga, it dealt with themes of entrenched hypocrisy, authoritative oppression and fearless journalism. The novel garnered largely positive criticism, and titillated audiences... Read More
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Flavour has shared some new details about his next album. The project is called “Flavour of Africa” and will be... Read More
I chose this title, because of the beauty of it. I was far away in Port of Spain, when a... Read More
