Arts/Books

"Omowura's life and that of his town folk, Abami Eda Fela, could perhaps be compared. Ayinla perhaps got less attention...

The book is a compilation of articles that affect Nigeria and Nigerians written by the author and published by some...

J.P. Clark, who studied at the University of Ibadan, was a professor of English at the University of Lagos from...

The festival hosts some of the most sought-after and innovative voices in black thought.

Olatunde Ojerinde also talks about his history, the purpose of art and other matters.

The association currently has two factions.

The publications are primarily collections of articles written by the columnist over a period of five years.

The reading challenge, which began in January, is meant to encourage reading culture in the city.

Stephanie Unaeze speaks about her background, work, influences and how COVID-19 has impacted the art world.

Up for grabs is N4.9 million in prize money, for both the students and their schools.

Wale Okediran was appointed the Secretary-General of the Pan-African Writers Association (PAWA).

Chukwuemeka Akachi died in 2019 after posting Jo Nketiah's poem on Facebook as his suicide note.

Mr Mawiada says the association has not constituted an advisory council.

Researchers beliveve the Boko Haram insurgency has led to 27,000 deaths, the displacement of two million people, and 17 billion...

Habeeb Kolade and his friend started Agbowó, a literary journal that focuses on new voices of African creativity and arts.

The immediate past president of ANA explains why he had challenges handing over to a successor.

The 'council of elders' explain why they are backing one of the factions.

The association was birthed on June 27, 1981, during a conference called by the literary giant, Chinua Achebe.

The prize is an annual literary award for the best original short story by an African writer.

Notable Nigerians who have participated in the residency include Elechi Amadi (1973), Cyprian Ekwensi (1974), Ola Rotimi (1980), Femi Osofisan...

The magazine grew to be the largest circulation publication for black readers in South Africa, and expanded to include East...

Before the pandemic, drive-in theatres had been relatively rare across the world, but the strain on the creative industry, as...

The Danfo Driver in All of Us’, is a collection of commentaries and opinion pieces by the Nigerian writer.

Mr Kolo won the visual art category with his artwork ‘The Cords of Yesterday’.

James Adichie, an emeritus professor of Statistics and Mathematics, University of Nigeria Nsukka, passed on June 10 in Anambra after...