Literature

The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) is concluding arrangements for its epic international conference to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Wole Soyinka's The Man Died.

Aside from being a consummate graphic designer, Olabode Meshioye, generally known as Bode Mesh, a pen name he adopted for business, has made his mark in diverse genres of the arts.

Ifeoma Okoye is a writer, who has won literary awards such as, African Regional Winner, Commonwealth Short Story Competition, for Waiting for a Son

The 216 paged book, Shifting Anchors: Changing the Nation... One child at a time, written by highly resourceful Dapo Akande is a wake-up call to all slumbering parents to arise

The much anticipated novel, Dear Alaere, an elegant and gripping epic that journeys deep into work-life balance of societal acceptance in Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre, Lagos

A not-for-profit coach and author, Raquel Daniel has written a children’s book about the coronavirus pandemic.

On Friday, August 7, 2020, the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Limited, sponsors of Nigeria Prize for Literature, announced postponement of the 2020 cycle of the Nigeria Prize for Science...

For some Nigerians, the former Nigerian military president, Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, popular called IBB, was a modern-day political philosopher.

The 2020 edition of the Nigerian Prize for Literature has been postponed, the organisers said at a virtual conference on Friday. The organisers blamed the COVID-19 pandemic for the postponement.l Although entries for the year were made before the deadline, there were challenges with adjudication of the entries. The cycle that was planned for this…

The Abuja Literary Society (ALS) is set to host its third annual festival tagged, “The Art of Empathy.”   The three day event tagged ALitFest – Abuja. The Literary and Arts Festival will hold from 13 – 15 of August 2020.   In order to welcome a wider participation of the growing literary community in…

The target audience of the author of the Alphabets of Leadership For Young Minds is the youth of modern-day Nigeria. The author, Odunayo Sanya, is a mother of three

It is people that make it possible for organisations to be profitable not the process. It is people that interact with customers not spreadsheets.”