Nigeria Turns the Page on Literary Past
Mention Nigerian literature and the first names likely to spring to mind are Chinua Achebe, the Continue Reading
High Time We Told Our Own Stories
“IT IS time that our stories are told by us.” That was the narrative projected on Continue Reading
In Alter Ego, Omotola Delivers, But This Is Still Very Nollywood
There’s no doubt about Omotola Jalade Ekeinde’s star quality in Alter Ego, which has wound down Continue Reading
Dede’s Freedom Park Show Triggers Hope for Reconciliation with Yeni, Femi Kuti
Nseobong Okon-Ekong reports on a recent seeming insignificant event at Freedom Park which has the potential Continue Reading
Master of the Universe
Okwui Enwezor and the Idea of the Curator as God By TOYIN AKINOSHO I had a Continue Reading
Somolu, Nigeria’s Biggest Printing Hub
By OLAKUNLE OLAFIOYE SOMOLU in Somolu Local Government Area of Lagos State is unarguably the hub Continue Reading
They Took Over Our Playground
By Chimeka Garricks We did not play football that day. As we burst through the bamboo Continue Reading
Taha’s Last Roar
By Alaa Al Aswany He burned with longing to know whether this was the officer who Continue Reading
Book Publishing Is Europe’s Largest Cultural Industry
Europe’s book publishers say that their industry is the continent’s largest cultural industry. Although nowhere in Continue Reading