Geologist, journalist, publisher, art enthusiast, arts activist and critic, Toyin Akinosho is...
Yesterday I announced that I would unveal my thoughts regarding the IPOB...
thelagosreview.ng is seeking insightful, poignant, detailed, and well-written essays in which the writer expresses his/her/their motive for relocation or migration and the effect of that movement on their craft.
It has been almost a month, here, since the shutdown began. It...
It is funny how a man you never met could have made...
It’s been raining lately in Lagos but when it rained last Tuesday morning, the feeling was quite different. Something was clearly amiss. The downpour had an unusual intensity to it:...
As I establish the Henry Louis Gates Jr Fellowship at Centre of...
Chukwuemeka Ike, Nigerian academic, administrator, monarch and prolific writer of international repute...
Shifting gears, rubber grinding against the resisting road, we are finally on the move. The Lagos event ecosystem is finally back to full blast. Leading premium brand, Moet leads the...
My primary reservation with this binary polarization of gender into victim and villain, this apportionment of blame in Adichie’s literary works is that it almost denies men their humanity. It foists on men this ideological coat of perpetrator of female suffering, and within this paradigm, it becomes strange, almost impossible, to even conceive of men as victims of female cruelty.
If the show promoters, livespot have a sit down with the Flytime...
As the #EndSars protests sweep through Nigeria, Dami Ajayi recounts a story of an encounter between a friend, Diran Aina and a crazed police officer whose maniacal actions on a...
