We Won’t Fade Into Darkness is collection of speculative short stories, mostly on a poisonous gas, Nigerium (a name I particularly love), and the struggles
Can you tell us about your new book?Before the Other Day is a fiction novel set in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Sydney (Australia) and a fictional
1. On Saturday, 9th June 2018, the beautiful art space at The Wheatbaker hotels was flooded by young art and photography enthusiasts for the GBAM
INTERVIEWEE: Brigitte Poirson, a former teacher and university lecturer in languages in France and England, has published seven books. A multiple award-winning poet, she has also
Crocodile Girl – Sam Omatseye Dear book lovers, we have unboxed 5 books from Parresia publishers, so we are starting to talk about the book
Dear lovers of @blackboyreview, today we got some news and this beautiful cover of Lagos Noir from Author Leye Adenle. In our next post, we’ll
It’s a beauty to have. And this is why 50% of my royalties will be donated to organizations that fight for the urban poor and
The Nigerian/Biafran war of 1967-1970, is a discourse that is yet to fade from the lips of our national consciousness, and over the recent past,
Source : www.flickr.com I want to specify human rights. This is not an attempt to insult anybody’s intelligence. Far from it, I see the need
We Won’t Fade Into Darkness is collection of speculative short stories, mostly on a poisonous gas, Nigerium (a name I particularly love), and the struggles
Can you tell us about your new book?Before the Other Day is a fiction novel set in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Sydney (Australia) and a fictional
1. On Saturday, 9th June 2018, the beautiful art space at The Wheatbaker hotels was flooded by young art and photography enthusiasts for the GBAM
INTERVIEWEE: Brigitte Poirson, a former teacher and university lecturer in languages in France and England, has published seven books. A multiple award-winning poet, she has also
Crocodile Girl – Sam Omatseye Dear book lovers, we have unboxed 5 books from Parresia publishers, so we are starting to talk about the book
Dear lovers of @blackboyreview, today we got some news and this beautiful cover of Lagos Noir from Author Leye Adenle. In our next post, we’ll
It’s a beauty to have. And this is why 50% of my royalties will be donated to organizations that fight for the urban poor and
The Nigerian/Biafran war of 1967-1970, is a discourse that is yet to fade from the lips of our national consciousness, and over the recent past,
Source : www.flickr.com I want to specify human rights. This is not an attempt to insult anybody’s intelligence. Far from it, I see the need
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