Wow! Wow! Wow! Those were the first words that escaped from my lips after snaking through The Will To Win...
The opening lines are passionate, promising and effervescent. In between these early lines, it becomes glaring that Jumoke Verissimo’s A...
A tale that won’t forgive silence: Review of Okey Ndibe’s “Arrows of Rain” at 20 — Uzor Maxim Uzoatu
Arrows of Rain by Okey Ndibe; Bookcraft, Ibadan, Nigeria; 20th Anniversary Edition 2021; 230pp Okey Ndibe’s acclaimed debut novel Arrows...
Resistance, as Okungbowa portrays it, is a refusal to accept and live by propaganda. To erase a people is to deny their history, to make it seem like they never existed at all.
It is my honour to be in your presence this evening to review Famous Faces: Interactions with Nollywood Stars...
Documented experience and codified knowledge remain the two biggest means of transferring knowledge and ensuring that succeeding generations learn from...
On Monday, June 29, 2020, two new books, ENCOUNTERS – LESSONS FROM MY JOURNALISM CAREER & SUCCESS IS NOT SERVED...
It was American singer and songwriter Marilyn Manson who said that music is the strongest form of magic. If magic...
James Eze, former Literary Editor of the Sunday Sun (Nigeria), former banker, well-known organizer of literary events and current Chief...
Will Affliction Arise a Second Time?: A Review of Lola Akinmade’s ‘Bitter Honey’— Olukorede S Yishau
What manner of a man is Lars? How should a mother handle a daughter who looks so much like her...
MADAGALI is typical of many of Okediran’s fictional works, with its copious research, cliff hanger suspense, realistic settings and topicality....
LT Gen. Ibrahim Attahiru is dead but his good deeds will live almost forever. That is a likely conclusion a...
