‘My bombing account aims to discourage wars’
Bookshelf: Your book, ‘Blood at Noon’ is described as a chilling account of the bombing of Afor-Umuohiagu market during the Nigeria civil
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Amadi, Okediran, Agada for ANA fellowship
The Association of Nigerian Authors, (ANA), will honour Late Elechi Amadi, Dr. Wale Okediran and Professor Jerry Anthony Agada with fellowship. This w
Poet Uzoh Uzoatu Reversing the Rot in Nigeria by Olusegun O. Oyegbami
Playwright Uzoh Uzoatu had fun reading ‘Reversing the Rot in Nigeria’ by Olusegun O. Oyegbami. The author, the Chief Executive Officer of
New books you should read, pronto!
Kan’s ‘The Carnivorous City’ Let’s start with Toni Kan’s ‘The Carnivorous City. If you have read his collection of
The man, the boy and the donkey
A man and his son were once going with their donkey to market. As they were walking along by its side a countryman passed them and said: