Nigerian, two Ghanaians for Ebedi Residency
Three writers, a Nigerian and two Ghanaians are at Iseyin, Oyo State, Nigeria for the July to August 2017 session of the Ebedi International Writers R
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A divided city, apartheid in Writivism’s shortlisted nonfiction
On July 17, a shortlist of three stories (by two Nigerians and a South African) was released for the Koffi Addo Writivism Prize for Nonfiction, admini
AzafI Omoluabi-Ogosi (Publisher) Happiness is a Four-Letter Word by Cynthia Jele
Publisher Azafi Omoluabi-Ogosi’s last good read is ‘Happiness is a Four-letter Word’ by Cynthia Jele. “Nice, simple storytelli
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