Bookshelf

Bookshelf

Freedom is the base for my writing – Osu

David Ishaya Osu is a poet, memoirist, editor and street photographer. He is the poetry editor for Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel, and a

Lessons in Okonjo-Iweala, Gillard’s ‘Women and Leadership’

Title: Women and Leadership: Real Lives, Real Lessons Authors: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Julia Gillard Pages: 325 Publisher: Penguin Random House UK Rev

A Nigerian economist’s reflection in 208 pages

Title: Sage of Growth: Reflections of a Policy Economist Author: Taiwo Francis Akerele Pages: 208 Publisher: Policy House Limited Reviewer: Lois Otse

Tale of ‘Amunkun’, a metaphor for Nigeria

Title: Amunkun Author: Taiye Odewale Reviewer: Hope Chizoba Nwankwo ‘Amunkun’ is a metaphor for Nigeria’s underdevelopment. In Yoruba, the word means

‘How I published 5 books during lockdown’

Eighteen-year-old David Toluwalase Ojapinwa finished secondary school in 2019 and took writing seriously until the COVID-19 lockdown across the countr