Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o. The name itself is magical. Peculiar tone markers, an...
… The Birth of Committee For Relevant Art (CORA) … Coming of...
I slid into my tracksuit and made for Peterborough train station;walked past blokes auctioned to dereliction by insidious frivolities as they loitered the streets and scrambled to share drinks in...
The weekend started early for me. Teffest2019 really outdid itself. It had...
(Following the announcement of “Black Magic” as the theme of Ake Festival...
Five Jordan, a new arts for social development collective, was formally launched on the 31st of January 2020 at an event that drew the Nigerian capital city’s diplomatic, cultural, military and...
The Lagos Review announces Sneak Peek, a series that provides a space...
Memories are coalescing into nostalgia and you can feel the encroaching realization that the amazing week has come to an end.
Before Nigeria’s Independence in 1960, diverse literatures had thrived in the local languages. Pita Nwana, the author of Omenuko, blazed the trail in the publishing of fiction in Igbo. D.O....
A photograph is both documentation and meditation. Documentation of a time, a...
“A great man does not seek applause or place; he seeks for...
In this 24th year of Time of the Writer Festival as we face a global pandemic for the second year, it seemed important that as I looked at the larger...
