Sometimes, it is just right to forget birthdays, Christmases and anniversaries and...
A CONTRADICTION tugs at the heart of this tribute, telescoped by its...
The Uses of Others: Onyeka Nwelue and African Literature in the Age of Cancel Culture — James Yékú
Questions of cancel culture and African literature, in the frameworks of the contentious politics of digital literary networks and communities, illuminate how the toxic polarisation of a social media culture...
I wrapped up shoot for my new film, Other Side of History,...
You always remember your first time. Mine was on The Light, Bez’s...
Very few news items have dominated the Nigerian media space as much as the dramatic termination of Onyeka Nwelue’s association with the British academic establishment. For days, this sensational news...
Less is more. Yes, we hear that very often, but it has...
Writing has always been a pleasure. Even as a boy at school...
It is funny how a man you never met could have made such a strong impression. It must have been a Friday in September 2020. I was hanging out with...
In this 24th year of Time of the Writer Festival as we...
St. Peter’s Cathedral Ake was brimful of joyful worshippers that Sunday morning...
This is a rehash of a column I published on OlisaTV in 2017, when I was the punching bag of Nigerian uniformed men only it was not SARS. It was...
