The prophecy of Chukwuemeka Ike’s “Our Children Are Coming” comes true in the Obidient Movement — Sylva Nze Ifedigbo
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Book Review·August 30, 2020·4 min readOf stereotypes and the vicissitudes of life: a review of Dear Alaere – Sylva Nze IfedigboEriye Onagoruwa’s debut novel, Dear Alaere tells the story of Alaere Benson and her struggle to navigate challenges in both... Read More
Stage Review·December 12, 2021·1 min read“Cream Bodi” is a thrilling laughfest – Toni KanImagine a play that takes place entirely at the back of a tenement house, right beside the bathroom and lavatory.... Read More
