Literature

Hailers and the political mercantilism of Jonathan’s transition hours
As recently as Saturday, January 25, 2019, it was impossible to think there would be a ‘Judicial Penkelemes’ and nobody imagined suspension of the Chief Justice...
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Misandry: Remaking feminist aesthetics in recent Nigerian fiction
10 Feb  
With The Gods Of My Parents, Dimeji charts path to new Nigeria
6 Feb  
At book launch, women urged to take place in society
3 Feb  
PIN opens entries for students poetry prize
3 Feb  
You can say I’m a feminist, says playwright laureate
3 Feb  
CIS pupils unleash creative prowess, unveil short stories, poems collection
3 Feb  
In Dialogue With The Self, Owolawi provides template for nation building
30 Jan  
A personal voyage around Canon J. P. Clark
27 Jan  
In Afonja The Rise, Tunde Leye bridges gap between history and the now
23 Jan  
With The Future, Okolie raises new storytellers, poets
20 Jan  
Voice of Media, Voice of the People… In celebration of six million strong man
20 Jan  
Owhoko out with dangers of feminism to man, marriage
20 Jan