In this work, set in Abuja, Nigeria’s seat of power, and Jos, the city where the author grew up and lived for decades, nothing is contrived but carefully plotted so that before a major development is unfolded, signs precede it; before someone is killed, we would’ve been shown the instrument of murder.
Tag: Jos
Jos International Festival of Theatre will open on Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at the premises…
Ole is track 4 in the EP and Falz shares how bandits kill security officials while politicians dialogue with them even as the bandits are dressed in the uniforms of their victims and yet a blind eye is turned to everything; no arrest, no prosecution, just silence.
Things take a scary turn from there onwards and the world Turaki plunges us into is no longer familiar. The things that occur are the sort that make us scream and wonder where we are being led. Though we still see Jos and its streets, churches and other landmarks, the goings on aren’t what we are accustomed to.
Five Jordan, a new arts for social development collective, was formally launched on the 31st of…