Tag: Okeke

By Uduma Kalu A bilingual language, literary artist and a former Secretary,… Read more: ‘Teaching enriches the quality of ideas in my works’

By Olufemi Timothy Ogunyejo THE Nigerian Publishers Association (NPA) on Thursday, November… Read more: Nigerian Publishers Association celebrates 60 years of ‘impact, innovation, inclusion’

‘‘My Lady Frustration’ started Afrobeat as a genre’ How Fela’s Afrobeat snuffed… Read more: Afrobeats over-commercialised, lacks Fela’s political message, says first manager, author of ‘Dis Fela Sef!’, Benson Idonije

By Editor THE Dome Event Centre, Asaba, Delta State, pulsed with nostalgia,… Read more: 30 years of laughter as comedy greats light up Asaba for ‘Nite of a Thousand Laughs’

By Henry Akubuiro ON a cloudless afternoon sky, a day after the… Read more: Enugu writers pay courtesy visit on Bukar Usman in Abuja

By Editor ON Sunday, November 30, 2025, the Nsibidi Institute will host… Read more: Nsibidi Institute celebrates 100 years of Nigerian popular music at Didi Museum, Lagos

By Muazu Umaru IT is with immense privilege and deep personal emotion… Read more: Shehu’s book on regional anti-money laundering, counter terrorism financing unveiled in Monrovia

By Editor BLACK Africa’s first Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, on Tuesday… Read more: Soyinka visits Ooni, seeks monarch’s help for stronger ties with Africans in diaspora

By Editor IN furtherance of its commitment to empowering artists, expanding creative… Read more: EU to strengthen Africa–Europe creative networks with €30m funding initiative

By Editor THE Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists (SONTA) has expressed deep… Read more: SONTA calls for caution on cancellation of National Language Policy 2022

By Uboho Bassey IT has been three days, yet I still cannot… Read more: A visit to BLERF: Where stories live forever

By Donatus Okpako DISTINGUISHED guests, esteemed writers, thinkers, artists, partners, and lovers… Read more: Aké 2025: A space dares us to think boldly, question bravely, imagine freely

By Wale Okediran MANY literary scholars believe that memoir is history because… Read more: The diplomat and witness to war

By Gbekeloluwa Yusuf SING for the subterranean souls,In that tempo shall the… Read more: Songs for the Subterranean Souls