Camillus Ukah
19 Dec 2021
2021 is gradually winding down, and no doubts; literature has enjoyed the year’s best. Beyond books that came out in effulgent number compared to 2020 when it was all COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown, it was a year of smiles for Nigerian writers, who now have a home of their home.
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Speakers at the last international convention of the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), which held in Ilorin, Kwara State with the support of University of Ilorin and the Mustapha Akanbi Foundation...
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