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IMO STORY CHALLENGE IS ON!
Lyriversity is a literary group based in Imo state aims to improve literary appreciation in youths across the state. They intend to do this by
View Pictures of Adam Abubakar Ibrahim’s Reading of “The Season of Crimson Blossom” in Abuja
A reader’s Experience by Tolu Daniel.
I have picked up Arundathi Roy’s God of Small things forthe fifteenth time in the last two years and still, I get the same feeling
“Every writer has a unique way of looking at the world and talking about it” -Nneoma Ike-Njoku.
Nneoma Ike-Njoku is a Nigerian writer and freelance editor studying Liberal Arts at St. John’s College in Santa Fe. Her work has appeared or is
THE NIGERIAN NOVEL AND THE SCREEN by Chimezie Chika.
The last time Olisaeloka visited with me at my house we sat and talked about Nigerian novels; then, somehow, we started talking about Half of
WORDS OF A MADMAN: LET’S TALK ABOUT DOUBT by Olisa Eloka
Thank you so much for stopping by. Yes, thank you. I really appreciate. I hope you don’t sleep off out of boredom as you partake
2015 Elections: A Coming Of Age Experience by Chibuihe-Light Obi
Dawn returned to Nigeria in 1999, after years of mid-nighty darkness in the iron fist of the military. I was five the year Abacha
IMO STORY CHALLENGE IS ON!
Lyriversity is a literary group based in Imo state aims to improve literary appreciation in youths across the state. They intend to do this by
View Pictures of Adam Abubakar Ibrahim’s Reading of “The Season of Crimson Blossom” in Abuja
A reader’s Experience by Tolu Daniel.
I have picked up Arundathi Roy’s God of Small things forthe fifteenth time in the last two years and still, I get the same feeling
“Every writer has a unique way of looking at the world and talking about it” -Nneoma Ike-Njoku.
Nneoma Ike-Njoku is a Nigerian writer and freelance editor studying Liberal Arts at St. John’s College in Santa Fe. Her work has appeared or is
THE NIGERIAN NOVEL AND THE SCREEN by Chimezie Chika.
The last time Olisaeloka visited with me at my house we sat and talked about Nigerian novels; then, somehow, we started talking about Half of
WORDS OF A MADMAN: LET’S TALK ABOUT DOUBT by Olisa Eloka
Thank you so much for stopping by. Yes, thank you. I really appreciate. I hope you don’t sleep off out of boredom as you partake
2015 Elections: A Coming Of Age Experience by Chibuihe-Light Obi
Dawn returned to Nigeria in 1999, after years of mid-nighty darkness in the iron fist of the military. I was five the year Abacha
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