Lagos-based publishing house and media company Noisy Streetss has launched a dedicated literary advisory division…
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One Leg on Earth does not merely establish these themes of class inequality and environmental degradation; it weaves them into a dreadful mystery that also incorporates strains of Yoruba folklore. As more pregnant women surrender to watery deaths, Yosoye is plagued by nightmarish visions and ominous signs.
The All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA), in partnership with the African Union Commission, will host…
Tiwani Contemporary, a prominent gallery for African and diaspora art, has permanently closed its London…
Lagos-based genre-blurring R&B-soul singer, songwriter, musician and producer MNOV has arrived with his striking and…
The motif of silence runs through the novel, shaping its emotional landscape and deepening its tensions. Characters retreat into silence as a shield against pain. In this novel, silence becomes a language of its own. It speaks in pauses, in averted gazes, in unfinished sentences. Relationships are defined as much by what is withheld as by what is expressed, and the gaps in communication often widen into emotional chasms.
The 2026 edition of the Nigeria Prize for Literature has entered its adjudication phase following…
In Ayo Deforge’s works, there is always an attempt to stab at the deeper intricacies…
The Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art (YSMA) at Pan-Atlantic University has opened a new exhibition,…
This section humanises Wizkid by refusing spectacle. Even at this height of his success, the documentary insists, greatness is still labour. Fame does not erase anxiety; it simply magnifies what is at risk. And when he learns that his ailing (now deceased) mother’s health has worsened, almost colliding with his struggles to get his set ready, we see the pain behind the fame.
Expo Chicago has unveiled its exhibitor list for the 2026 edition, revealing a significantly leaner…
Aspiring writers across the country are being offered a rare opportunity to hone their craft…