Professor Biodun Jeyifo Published in 1971, Pedagogy of the Oppressed was a very influential book at the time. So: I...

Odia Ofeimun At a time like this when putative fascists, autocrats and racists are hell-bent on destroying our common values;...

Professor Akin Adesokan From 2000 to 2005, Akin was in Cornell University, Ithaca, USA, where he studied for his doctorate...

Late Chief Bola and Justice Atinuke Ige In She Gave Me Roots, Funso Adegbola pays Justice Atinuke Ige and her...

In a smooth way, he strikes a balance between story-telling and his reflections on the stories. He does not allow...

Abdulrazak Gurnah has published ten novels, a couple of short stories and some scholarly works.

“In the book, I’m generous to those who wronged me seriously, people we mentioned at the breakfast table today who...

Compatriots, we must do less of agonising and more of organising. This will require a lot of hard work and...

One of the major events Ben Egbuna covered as a young reporter was the coup d’etat of February 13, 1976,...

"For Jeyifo, every idea was open to negotiation."

Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka also speaks on President Muhammadu Buhari and the activities of many young Nigerians.

"I probe the peripheral, the cosmic questions of life and being, and the result is always that I see a...

Writing is like tilling the ground and preparing the earth to bear fruits.

Categories like Afro-pessimism are just a little bit empty, sometimes.

Our own Nuhu Ribadu and his EFCC, and Adeola Fayehun, the sassy SaharaReporters journalist, are present in this novel.

It is gratifying that we are remembering Soji Simpson with a part of him that is not missing, a living...