Arts, books light up Kaduna, Lagos

In the last few years, there have been many literary gatherings for readers and writers in the country. In fact, book fairs have become a window open to the world where young people have access to world literature.

Gregory Austin Nwakunor (Arts and Culture Editor)

Guardian Arts

Arts, books light up Kaduna, Lagos

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