Rereading ‘Habibi’ is like spending holidays with a dear, old friend
I grew up reading comic-books, devouring the regular superhero fare, with a sprinkling of European greats like Tintin and Asterix. So Habibi was a goo
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I grew up reading comic-books, devouring the regular superhero fare, with a sprinkling of European greats like Tintin and Asterix. So Habibi was a goo
Franklin Finecountry, author of ‘Avenger of Blood’ enjoyed reading ‘Burning Grass’ by Cyprian Ekwensi. He describes it as an a
Bookshelf: At what point did you decide you needed to write ‘Memoirs of Malika’? Habiba Abdullahi Adamu: It was when I was sixteen years o
Former President, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo has described extracts from the autobiography of the Awujale of Ijebuland, Oba Sikiru Adetona, over his pers
Bookshelf: You recently published a play titled ‘The Journey to One’. What triggered it? Oliver Iorkase: Like most of my plays, ‘The