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...
Afrobeats, that subgenre of contemporary Nigerian music, which has now earned at least two Grammy nominations in the World music...
About midway into Wole Soyinka’s third novel ‘Chronicles of the Happiest People on Earth’, there is a fire outbreak on...
One evening in 2009, Austin Avuru, then CEO of Platform Petroleum, received a call from Nasir Ado Bayero during which...
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,...
What is the purpose of fiction? Is it to remember? To elicit empathy? Or to pass the time? Depending on...
After an earlybird availability for pre-order, the highly anticipated literary volume, edited by Nduka Otiono and Chiji Akoma, in celebration...
Writers are heartbreakers. Abubakar Adam Ibrahim, winner of the 2016 NLNG Nigeria Prize for Literature, breaks hearts with ease and...
