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My fight with sickle cell led me to write – Maryam Awaisu

Twenty-seven-year-old Maryam Awaisu is the author of Burning Bright which chronicles the story of sickle cell anemia. The Kaduna-born is currently wor

Arase’s book: An eye-opener to the policing climate in Nigeria

The official public presentation and launch of the book, ‘Law on Policing and Detection of Crimes by the Police in Nigeria’ authored by fo

Wanderlust art exhibition explores migration

The art exhibition curated by Sandra Mbanefo Obiago aims at exploring the human need to explore the world. The exhibition featured about 36 paintings,

A 4-day bookstore that charmed buyers

A bookstore at KABAFEST, which operated for just four days during the festival, provided buyers with a worthy intellectual buffet. The story of the Ka

How telling bedtime stories made me a writer – Salami

Bookshelf: How did you start creative writing? Segilola Salami: I didn’t make an intentional decision to start writing. Whilst on maternity leav