Books

Oma’s story begins with a wedding. It is the happiest day of her life, perhaps the most stressful, but certainly, the joy outweighs the stress. She ties the knot with the love of her life and the journey to forever and a day begins. She and her husband decide to take their time to love each other in the best way possible before introducing another human into the mix. But soon enough, they realise that they need another human to share the warmth of their love with and they try without any success to conceive. Thus begins their journey of infertility.

Award-winning lawyer and music business executive, Oyinkansola Fawehinmi, better known as ‘Foza’ has shed light on the issue of ageism and sexism and how they affect women in the Nigerian music industry.

Olaogun'S My Womb is a thought-provoking essay on the importance of living a life with goals, targets, and direction and charting a course on getting to that direction. The book is a refreshing reality checker in a world full of lost purpose and superficial values.

Fateemah Mobolaji Suara’s debut novel, Welcome to Rwanda, is a stunning exploration of love, culture and mental health, which introduces readers to an emerging literary voice that deserves attention.

Professor of English, Digital Linguistics and Digital Cultures and Director, Centre for Digital Humanities, University of Lagos, Tunde Ope-Davies, has advised the youth, and by extension, Nigerians, to re-discover the culture of reading with a view to promoting their ability to expand their horizon of skills that would be of help to them in future.…

Channelled towards exploring the importance of home in the society and how the dynamic experiences forms a big part human lives, Damilola Olaniyi’s book titled ‘We Have Come Home’ has addressed the thematic preoccupation of the connections that human forge that seem like home to them alongside other issues.    The book, which is a collection…

People who reach their career pinnacle after decades are often praised for their success, leading younger people to believe it must take decades to achieve career success. This idea becomes embedded in their thought process and has the consequence of holding them back or making them settle for average. Instead, they should embrace a growth…

A human rights activist, Professor Yinka Olomojobi, has decried what he observed as reluctance to promote the rights of the child in Nigeria because it appears intangible and difficult to ascertain. He made the comment in Ikoyi, Lagos during the public presentation of his book titled, Human rights: Legal protection of children in Nigeria. Olomojobi…

Under The Moonlight is a memoir written by Harrison Okhueleigbe in appreciation of how his parents raised him. He recounts the events that have shaped his very being, personality and reality. The author calls this detailed account a memoir.

For the author of Taking Advantage Of Your Office Politics (second edition), Mary Taiwo Opii, office politics is not something to be avoided or misused, but must be embraced and pursued consciously, skillfully and ethically. To many people, she observed the phrase; “Office Politics” is a taboo and something to be avoided in the corporate…

With conflict, divorce, violence, prejudice, abuse, division, polarisation, joblessness, rape and religious bigotry around, it is obvious that people need information and resources to live healthily.

Strategic leadership expert, lawyer and public speaker, Toye Sobande has released a new book to help positional leaders in corporate and non-corporate spaces, employees and managers, navigate through organisational politics. Titled: Leadership and Organisational Politics: How to Win Office Politics and Thrive in a Competitive Environment, Sobande is poised to equip those who want to…