Arts/Books

The memoir explores the turbulent years of their mother’s life with Fela, documenting personal and shared struggles as they journeyed...

The  friendship  between Carter  and  Obasanjo  became so warm  that  they  corresponded  almost  on  a  monthly basis, with   the   American   leader   regularly   sounding  ...

Professor Mark Nwagwu FOR MARK NWAGWU (Forever Chimes*) Forever chimes That guileless smile on your lips Cordial like a cool,...

The Handbook delves into market dynamics, investment opportunities, and regional differences, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of the global property...

For three days at The Azny Place, this year’s edition lived up to its billing as an integral force in...

Corals of Youth is a book of ten chapters that cover the first fifteen years, more or less, of the...

Merriam-Webster’s list continues a tradition of reflecting cultural trends, with past picks including “authentic” in 2023, “gaslighting” in 2022, and...

It ranked ahead of ‘War’, a nonfiction book by journalist Bob Woodward, and Hilary Clinton’s ‘Something Lost, Something Gained’.

The term “brain rot” first appeared in 1854, describing the mental toll of trivial pursuits. However, the expression has gained...

Mr Bello-Fadile was a principal actor in what was widely regarded as the 1995 “phantom coup” against Mr Abacha.

With all senses of modesty, we regard "Nine Lives: The Bello-Fadile Memoirs" as a great addition to the narratives of...

The book was authored by Ralph Sixtus Babatunde (RSB) Bello-Fadile, a retired colonel of the Nigerian Army, who recounts not...

Bello-Fadile was one of the political prisoners released by General Abubakar in 1998, after the death of General Sani Abacha.

“It is both a heavy and a light book.”

   DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM?    The Honorebu* Who Slapped the Law The Honorebu’s first question      Was preceded...

The experts spoke at the unveiling of the book "Cybercrime, Digital Forensic Readiness, and Financial Crime Investigation" on Monday in...

Shadows Within is a vivid portrayal of postcolonial Nigerian politics and society, its multifaceted characters, rich symbolism, verisimilitude description...

Organisers said the book “It is imPOSSIBLE: Influencing Change in Nigeria” by Udo Ilo presents an insightful reflection on the...

The author made the longlist in 2023 but struck luck in October 2024 when he emerged victorious.

The literary scholar in this interview justified his action, which goes against the grain of a new movement promoted by...

In a departure from her recent work, a children’s book titled Mama’s Sleeping Scarf, 'Dream Count' delves into the profound...

An official said they would be arraigned in court.

An accomplished playwright, artistic director, and theatre administrator, he tells PREMIUM TIMES how a seemingly simple play he wrote for...

While no Nigerian made this year’s longlist and shortlist, multiple Nigerian writers have won the Booker Prize in the past.

The book highlights the initiatives that opened the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector to private investment and how Nigeria...