Why the library is still relevant – Rilwanu Abdulsalami
Bookshelf: Looking at today’s level of technological advancement and particularly now that the internet appears to have taken over as the go-to
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The national question of identity
Restructuring is all the rage in the Nigerian political space. Prominent Nigerian politicians always mouth the ideals of “One Nigeria” but
‘Nigerian publishing landscape more vibrant now than 10 years ago’
How did your career in publishing begin? During a visit to the University of Lagos in the early 2000s, I visited the bookshop and the library and I wa
‘How sex workers inspired my novel’
Bookshelf: You started writing ‘Udukh: The Surrogate Daughter’ ten years ago. Why did you embark on the book project? Lois Otse Adams: In
‘Purple Mangoes’: stories about unusual women
Title: Purple Mangoes Author: Olunosen Louisa Ibhaze Publisher: Bahati Books Reviewer: Nathaniel Bivan Just below the title, ‘Purpl