Arts/Books

THE WAY WE ARE: Ideas for a Better Nigeria by Jonas Odocha; Eagleman Books; 2012; 265pp One has lost count...

The public presentation of the book, The Way We Are: Ideas for A Better Nigeria

In this piece, Chimamanda Adichie extols Chinua Achebe at 82 I have met Chinua Achebe only three times. The first,...

The Nigerian playwright Wole Soyinka, winner of Africa’s first Nobel Prize for Literature in 1986, has published a new book calling for urgent...

Nov.1 (PREMIUM TIMES) Chika Unigwe get $100 thousand for her book titled Black Sisters Street. Chika Unigwe, a Nigerian writer...

A review of From State House to Kirikiri by Alex I. Ekwueme; Nwamife Publishers, Enugu; 2002 Ekwueme simply means a...

The excerpts are from a new novel written by Andrew Oki.

The festival has the potential to generate revenue for Ogun State.

A touching poem by a young Nigerian Corps member. Oh mother land Nigeria, Kudos for your steadfastness and longevity, The...

The Pulp Faction Club spices up its sixteenth edition with unending conversations about topical issues.

"If one is so fuzzy about putting a prefix before her name, “Ms.” will simply do."

"Richard Ali mirrors how religion has become a weapon for people with a lust for contemporary relevance and political power"

Tourists from all over the world have filled up Osun’s capital city, Osogbo, for the upcoming festival

A Review of Ugochi Chienyenwa Oshai’s Bumps of Life.

I honestly think the name 'Royal Niger Company Territories

Mary Slessor was not just a missionary. She was a humanitarian, an angel of peace, a leader, a mother of...

Nigeria can stop importation of finished products, says Fashola

The actor describes the late Iroha as an ingenious actor, producer

The digital TV company is trying to pacify angry subscribers

In the second part of the series, Edwin Madunagu continues his thorough review of ChidoOnumah

In this first part, Edwin Madunagu does a thorough review of Chido Onumah

The author argues Nigeria lies prostrate because of the actions, and sometimes inaction of Nigerians

The author believes Nigeria is in dire need of revolution