A Thousand Voices Rising: Institutionalizing Contemporary African Poetry
The poetry collection was compiled and edited by Beverley Nambozo Nsengiyunva, whose singular exertion is lifting the African poetry to a whole new le
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Abubakar Gimba: Farewell to the Mandarin
Abubakar Gimba, the leading Presidential contender if he succeeds in the keen election would be the first writer of northern extraction to become ANA’
Second set of 2015 Ebedi Writers announced
The new residents, Halima Aliyu, Adeola Adeyemi Salau and Edwin Ununuma Oloya, all Nigerians, will resume on March 9 and be in residence for between f
Engaging Okey Ndibe and his Foreign Gods, Inc.
While he autographed copies of the book to be read, the event began in earnest as Okey met and exchanged pleasantries with friends, colleagues and ass
“Corrections” Nigerian newspaper grammar columnists consistently get wrong
1. “An Illiterate/ illiterates.” Several grammar columnists have said “illiterate” is invariably an adjective and can’t be used as a noun. So they say