Female duo to read at AWF February session
Two female writers, Amina Aboje and Elsie Oghenekaro, will take centre stage at this month’s Guest Writer Session. Port Harcourt-born, Aboje, au
Art and Ideas
Art and Ideas
Laurels for a fine poet
Ikeogu Oke is not new to Nigeria’s literati. Africa’s foremost novelist, Chinua Achebe, whom he had a personal relationship with once desc
Four writers camp in Ebedi for residency
Three writers and a visual artist have taken up residency in Ebedi for the Wale Okediran-International Writers Residency in Iseyin, Oyo State. The qua
‘Publishers believe plays don’t sell but I don’t buy that’
Your latest work, ‘Our Son The Minister’ was staged last weakened in Lagos. What did you make of the experience? It’s surreal. Pictu
A festival of colours, ideas and lots of people
For people in Nigeria, India is synonymous with two things, if not more. Colours and people. Lots of people. And these two things were amply reflected