On the 65th page of ‘Swallow’, a novel that brings alive military era Lagos, a boy is believed to have...
You do not need to go past several several pages into Adedayo Williams’ ‘The Remains of the Last Emperor’ before...
Wow! Wow! Wow! Those were the first words that escaped from my lips after snaking through The Will To Win...
Right from the prelude, signs of protestations are evident in Tope Adeboboye’s Sunny Side of Midnight, a relatively voluminous, striking...
It is St Valentine’s Day and tomorrow a love story will be unleashed on the world. It is called ‘...
Afi Tekple and her mother are made homeless and driven to poverty following the untimely death of her civil servant...
Following Sarah Ladipo Manyika’s nomination as a finalist in the Audie Award for the audio edition of her novel, In...
“This is Zango… Strange things happen here” Dreams and Assorted Nightmares is a collection of 12 short stories by Nigerian...
The world’s greatest dramatist, William Shakespeare, writes in one of his plays, Twelfth Night: “Some are born great, some achieve...
African literature is rich, very rich and the rest of the world misses out when great texts, such as Bisi...
Maik Nwosu’s third novel, ‘ A Gecko’s Farewell’, is a tale of three Africans— Etiaba, Mzilikazi and Nadia and how...
At the Chrisland Primary School, Lagos where Kafayat Shafau, who would years later become Kafayat Shafau-Ameh, began her elementary education,...
