Why I wrote ‘Echoes Across the Niger’ – Onigegewura
A lawyer and historian, Lanrewaju Akinsola, popularly known as Onigegewura, has explained that the major reason why he wrote his new book, ‘Echoes Acr
Art and Ideas
Art and Ideas
Why Michelle Obama’s memoir should have demanded more of us
Becoming is laden with inspirational symbolism and patriotic platitudes – but this reflects the wider pressure to use language approved by other
Black male writers for our time
These American men, and their peers, are producing literature that is essential to how we understand our country and its place in the world right now.
How White Christmas Jazz Evening lit up Boxing Day
This wasn’t like any other music event. It was a jazz fiesta, and one to remember. From the invitation, this event sounded like most Christmas
How ANA Kano celebrated its 2018 literary week
In its effort to promote literature, the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), Kano State branch, under the leadership of Malam Zaharaddeen Ibrahim K