Five books in tribute for Alice Akale and Collins Adeyemi
ALICE AKALE: I started my broadcasting career in the radio and that was where our paths crossed. On radio Benue, Makurdi, it was difficult to find a v
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ALICE AKALE: I started my broadcasting career in the radio and that was where our paths crossed. On radio Benue, Makurdi, it was difficult to find a v
Bookshelf: Recently, you were one of the Nigerians that made the 2016 Writivism Prize longlist. Do you expect to win? Nwilo: Yes, I do. But I am open-
I’m excited and nervous to be meeting Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Excited, because she is one of the world’s best writers. Half of a Yellow
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, Brian Munro Limited, makers of Munro’s Glucose D, has donated literature books worth two million
Bookshelf: In May this year, your third book ‘We Are All Biafrans’, was released. Why did you choose to write such a book? Chido Onumah: T