In the last months before the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown I chanced upon...
It’s easy to forget, on the day of Trevor Noah’s final episode...
Poets from all over the world today do not come any loftier than Nigeria’s Niyi Osundare. In my book, he is the next poet destined to win the Nobel Prize...
Chinua Achebe lived in glory as the one-man institution who conquered the...
The most topical issue in the art world as it pertains to...
Wisdom Ewaen Aigbe grew up around the art of bronze casting. He could barely tell his left hand from his right when his father started to teach him the craft,...
Revisiting Wande Coal’s Mushin to Mo Hits, Or How Wande Coal Almost Went Back to Mushin – Dami Ajayi
The arrival of Wande Coal’s debut album Mushin to Mo Hits on...
A long piece appeared in the Financial Times on Friday, November 4,...
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...
Members of the African diaspora last week transformed USC’s Bing Theatre into...
The announcement of London based curator, writer and lecturer Peju Oshin as...
The celebrated season of the Nigeria Prize for Literature always ends on the note of winner-takes-all. It is incumbent on me to plead now that the longlisted and shortlisted authors...
