Before Nigeria’s Independence in 1960, diverse literatures had thrived in the local languages. Pita Nwana, the author of Omenuko, blazed...
Sometimes, it is just right to forget birthdays, Christmases and anniversaries and celebrate everyday people who do extraordinary things consistently....
I don’t know how they even get to be called apartments but we stayed in a one room apartment many...
After a lavish puff of perfume at home, I made it for the African literary festival, Oxford; the brainchild of...
Even the elements are not left out: Lightning! Thunder! They all celebrate Oluwole Akinwande Soyinka, that is, Wole Soyinka for...
Death, many people say, can be the biggest career move and for proof they point to Michael Jackson who was...
It is a Tuesday morning and I am up and about my business of staying alive which includes going into...
I wrapped up shoot for my new film, Other Side of History, recently. It is set between 1954 and 1960....
Five Jordan, a new arts for social development collective, was formally launched on the 31st of January 2020 at an event...
“Apparitions of faces in a crowd Petals on a wet black bough” – Ezra Pound How does one paint a...
Dr. Stanley Nkwachikwelumamaya Macebuh was a rare breed in the freshest sense of the term, a charge of fine electricity...
As I establish the Henry Louis Gates Jr Fellowship at Centre of African Studies, University of Cambridge today, 16th September,...
