Arts/Books

"The story of Nigeria is a continuous repetition of stupidity, of criminality."

The author is the only African on the long list of the prize.

The top 25 book authors will get to attend a 2-day boot camp training.

The painting will be sold at Bonhams in London on February 28.

NLNG says that the prizes are aimed at bringing Nigerian scientists and authors to public attention.

The Emir speaks at a book launch.

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

The event went from a joyous occasion to an awkward and outrageous interviews.

Nigerians praise the author for her repost to the withering remark.

The session also features a raffle-draw for books.

The organisers say the contest is also open to non-Africans.

The book has come at the right time to provide deeper and better perspectives to our struggle as a nation...

The professor also speaks on her history in the visual arts and her efforts to transform that area of expertise.

The crown prince allegedly made the purchase through a proxy.

This collection is a call not only into this body of poems but a body that births new meaning and...

The literary festival targets the younger generation of writers.

The same portrait was sold for 45 pounds in 1958.

If he hadn’t died in March of 2013, Achebe would have clocked 87 today.

The novelists will judge alongside Booker and Baileys Prize finalist, Madeleine Thien.

“We must not accept the narrative given to us by others, stories of helplessness.”

Mark Nwagwu finally provides us with ethically justifiable revolutionary violence in the must read "I am Kagara".

A voters’ choice winner also emerged.

Ikeogu says his award-winning poem took 27 years to write.

The Ransome-Kutis built and lived in the one-storey building over a century ago.

Wiley, a hip-hop portraitist, is known for lush, larger-than-life portraits.