Tag: Rockson

By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon CHIMAMANDA Ngozi Adichie is entirely correct. Following the… Read more: In defence of Chimamanda Adichie leaving Nigeria

By Godwin Okondo THE curtain has fallen on one of Africa’s most… Read more: Olu Jacobs: The curtain falls on the ‘Lion of Lufodo’

By Gegeri Dike-Gegeri THERE are books of poetry that invite the reader… Read more: Fire as witness, Fire as reckoning:A critical review of Clement Odia’s ‘Feast of Fire’

By Anote Ajeluorou VERY often and with the onslaught of globalisation and… Read more: Bukar Usman’s ‘A Shared Identity’ affirms Bura cultural, linguistic heritage

By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon BEFORE you die,taste the mango with both hands… Read more: Poetry: Before You Die

By Editor MUSON Centre in Onikan, Lagos, buzzed with an electric energy… Read more: When NIGMA revved up Christian entertainment in Lagos

By Editor LAGOS International Festival of Illustration (LIFI) returns for its second… Read more: Lagos International Festival of Illustration returns for second edition

By Editor THE Committee for Relevant Art (CORA) will participate in the… Read more: CORA to lead conversation on the ‘Power of Story’ at 2026 Lagos Comic Con, September 12

By Deborah Chinonyerem Uzoma WHEN histories become absurd to the people, ancestral… Read more: Folklore as cultural memory and resistance in James Eze’s ‘Unbind Me Now’

By Majekodunmi Oseriemen Ebhohon LOOK how beautifully it falls,without a single argument,dropping… Read more: Rotting So Beautifully

By Osezua Steve-Imobhio THE creation of the Film Africa Network (FAN) by… Read more: Film Africa Network: Building the connections African cinema needs

By Celina Chinwemmeri Ikechukwu NIGERIAN writer, literary journalist and editor, Sumaila Isah… Read more: Umaisha gets special recognition award at Fortham exhibition

By Femi Morgan ONE of the concerns of contemporary literature from Nigeria… Read more: ‘Japa No Easy’: Obadina’s poetry as unvarnished truth

By Ololade Abidemi Obadina I moved for better life, now I Google… Read more: I dey UK, But I’m Not Okay (Part 1)