Chuck Mike @70: Nigeria hasn’t yet placed a premium on education and the arts

Chuck Mike @70: Nigeria hasn’t yet placed a premium on education and the arts

Nigerian poetry is political, always attempting grand gestures of articulation and permutation, says Dzukogi

Nigerian poetry is political, always attempting grand gestures of articulation and permutation, says Dzukogi

‘I love the artistic and cultural dynamism of Nigeria’

‘I love the artistic and cultural dynamism of Nigeria’

‘Half of a Yellow Sun’ vs ‘New York, My Village’: Literature meets politics as Uwem Akpan responds to fans’ questions (2)

‘Half of a Yellow Sun’ vs ‘New York, My Village’: Literature meets politics as Uwem Akpan responds to fans’ questions (2)

Iquo DianaAbasi: My works speak to the times we are in – undaunted verses urging you to wake up!

Iquo DianaAbasi: My works speak to the times we are in – undaunted verses urging you to wake up!

Segun Adekoya: The rate of critical response does not match that of creative productivity

Segun Adekoya: The rate of critical response does not match that of creative productivity

Ifowodo: Pastoral poetry is actually a deep sigh and longing for that which is desired, even now

Ifowodo: Pastoral poetry is actually a deep sigh and longing for that which is desired, even now

Remi Raji: Poetry can inspire individual, group imagination, new aesthetics among new audiences

Remi Raji: Poetry can inspire individual, group imagination, new aesthetics among new audiences

Being nominated several times come with its own excitement, validation, expectation, says Obari Gomba

Being nominated several times come with its own excitement, validation, expectation, says Obari Gomba

‘Half of a Yellow Sun’ vs ‘New York, My Village’: Literature meets politics as Uwem Akpan responds to fans’ questions

‘Half of a Yellow Sun’ vs ‘New York, My Village’: Literature meets politics as Uwem Akpan responds to fans’ questions