Black People Are Dangerous
‘I’m not trying to argue. Look, how can I help?’ ‘I just feel that . . Continue Reading
‘The Woman Next Door’ Is Both Spare And Rich
With her second novel, The Woman Next Door, Yewande Omotosho declares that she is, unashamedly, South Continue Reading
University Press Breaks From the Plunge With ₦1.608Billion Revenue, the Publisher Returns to Profitable Path
By Fred Akanni, in Lagos University Press Limited has stopped on its three year downward revenue Continue Reading
A Nostalgia Without Memory
By Tunji Olalere One of the great conundrums of modern life, particularly that of this millennium, Continue Reading
Repititions in a Gory History
By Adebiyi Olusolape Damaging and deeply painful, the historical and contemporary reality of communal violence in Continue Reading
Dying to Win
By Tunji Olalere A Review of Frontiers of Jihad When in 1967, Israel defeated the Continue Reading
Lemon Plot: This Promise Is Short Lived
By Tope-Salaudeen Adegoke When a father decides to encourage self- reliance and let his children experience Continue Reading
Into The World of Terrorism
By Socrates Mbamalu In 273 pages of twelve essays filled I with scholarly articles on terrorism, Continue Reading
GOOD-BYE, RASHEED….
He still owes me a visit. After he spied a rug from his factory years ago, Continue Reading
Unstable Is Unusual, But Quite Inspired
By Toyin Akinosho An angry mob of villagers charges to the palace of King Ido, the Continue Reading