Remain positive, hopeful and Inquisitive,” that is how the author of children’s storybook, Igho Goes to Farm, Mr. Anote Ajeluorou, has charged children in Nigeria and around the globe as the world continues to battle the deadly Coronavirus pandemic that has temporarily...

In this interview with ANOTE AJELUOROU on the occasion of the 59th anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence, Distinguished Professor of English at University of New Orleans, U.S., confronts Nigeria’s dying democracy... ON October 1, 2019, Nigeria will be 59 years old. You are about 13 years older than your country. But does the country behave like…

Two Lagos-based journalists and fiction writers – Anote Ajeluorou of The Guardian and Henry Akubuiro of The Sun — will be lead discussants in a creative writing masterclass to be held at the Department...

The Guardian’s head of politics, Mr. Anote Ajeluorou, told the 85 student-guests of Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka and other dignitaries that his debut...

The Guardian’s head of politics, Mr. Anote Ajeluorou, will present his debut children’s storybook, Igho Goes to Farm, to the 85 student participants and dignitaries in Lagos and Abeokuta on July 12 and 14 as part of OpenDoorSeries/Wole Soyinka International Culture Exchange (WSICE 2019) programmes designed to celebrate iconic Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka. A special…