Hang No Clothes Here, Bolaji Olatunde’s second novel, was shortlisted for the Association of Nigerian Authors Prose award earlier this year. After reading it, I can see...
When Yomi Jemibewon stated the target audience for Risk and Return in its introduction, he beautifully summarized who this book was meant for, but that’s just a...
Poetry is a vehicle capable of being spun in many directions. It could tilt towards the socially conscious, aim for the didactic, or simply exist for...
Let me just start by saying: the amount of piping hot tea that was served in “The T. B. Joshua I Know“ is second to none....
We’ve all had those “should-I-or-should-I-not” moments where we want to know what the outcomes of our daily decisions would be. At many points in your life,...
In this book, Atang-Agama Osoisi carefully highlights why many are not getting what they ought to get out of life. Man initially survived in his environment...
What was life like being born as a girl and growing up in the pre-colonial era? Second-Class Citizen, a novel written by Buchi Emecheta gives you...
In less than a week, I’ve read this book twice because I was somehow hoping the end would magically change. It still didn’t save me from...
You have been living under a rock if you haven’t heard about Freshwater. Freshwater by Akwaeke Emezi is compelling, dark, rich and mesmerizing. The book follows...
In The Search, the author, Joe Dauda, humorously takes you through the life of a wealthy man, Dan, who is trying to navigate the rough terrain...
Loving Amanda, is a Christian romance book written in the third person narrative. It shares with us the grass to grace story of the main character,...
It’s dusk- the beautiful African sunset is giving way to the shroud of darkness, the sky a purplish hue. NEPA hasn’t taken the light in Mokola, Ibadan,...
How does one describe a circumstance that makes one’s life a living hell? How does the sudden downturn of events cause one to become heartless and...
The picture of the Virtuous Woman is the picture of the original Eve, whose story in Genesis 2:18-25 shall remain intriguing for any woman like me...
Man is essentially a social animal and from six to eight weeks of age, even before babies have learnt to support their heads by themselves, they...
Each of us is born with dreams, aspirations, goals and concrete ideas of what we want our future to be. Sometimes, however, we get caught up...
I’m Sidney Sheldon’s biggest fan because he can take the most mundane events and turn them into paper gold. If you’ve read masterpieces like Master of...
More often than not, humans have dreams of how they want their lives to play out. They nurse ambitions and set plans in motion, but now...
Writing, and creative writing, in particular, is hardly ever done in isolation. More often than not, people write to make reference to history, explore imagination, or...
Fifty years ago, Nigeria experienced a civil war that lasted almost three years. Millions were caught in the crossfire, fell in combat, or died from starvation....
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