DAILY TRUST INTERVIEWS WRR CEO KUKOGHO IRUESIRI SAMSON
With two published poetry collections and a massive social media poetry movement called WRR, Kukogho Iruesiri Samson has established himself as a poet of note in Nigeria. He talks about...
WHY IKYAABO TELLS TALES BEHIND OUR PHONEY SMILES, A REVIEW BY VANGER FATER
TITLE: BEHIND THE PHONEY SMILES AUTHOR: IKYAABO BARNABAS TERHEMBA GENRE: POETRY NUMBER OF PAGES: 60 PUBLISHER: PREMIER MEDIA & GRAPHICS YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2016 ISBN: 978-978-909-486-8 REVIEWER: VANGER FATER African...
“Nigerian writing is currently an iceberg” —Emmanuel Frank-Opigo
Emmanuel Ayibaemi Frank-Opigo, an engineer and a poet, is the Director of Works and Services at the Niger Delta University, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. He was the Chairman of the State Branch...
KUKOGHO’S ‘WHAT CAN WORDS DO’: a fan’s appraisal by Ola Writes
"A golden drop of water Mixed with the turbulent wave Remains conspicuous in the wave As such can't hide under no cover." Reading the anthology ‘What Can Words Do?’...
NOSTALGIAS OF PAST AND PRESENT IN SODIQ ALABI’S THE TEXTURE OF AIR: A REVIEW
TITLE: THE TEXTURE OF AIR AUTHOR: SODIQ ALABI GENRE: POETRY NUMBER OF PAGES: 58 PUBLISHER: Amab Publishing Ltd YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 ISBN: 978-978-53900-0-1 REVIEWER: Salamatu Sule Just exactly how...
“SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS”: THE EFFECT OF SOCIETY ON THE HUMAN PERSONALITY IN ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHIM’S DEBUT NOVEL
TITLE: SEASON OF CRIMSON BLOSSOMS AUTHOR: ABUBAKAR ADAM IBRAHIM GENRE: PROSE NUMBER OF PAGES: 347 (Thirty-two Chapters in two parts) PUBLISHER: Parresia Publishers Limited YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 ISBN: 978-978-949-990-8...
AUTHORPEDIA CHAT: "My gender equality idea has bounds" — Ebidenyefa Tarila Nikade
Ebidenyefa Tarila Nikade is a wife, mother, Educationist, teen mentor, counselor, broadcast Journalist and public speaker who believes in creating platforms for young people to express themselves. She is passionate about women and...
CHIGOZIE OBIOMA'S 'THE FISHERMEN' IS ABOUT FISH-SIZED DREAMS – a review by Emmanuel O. Dairo
TITLE: THE FISHERMEN AUTHOR: CHIGOZIE OBIOMA GENRE: PROSE FICTION PUBLISHER: Little, Brown and Company YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 304 ISBN: 0316338370 (10), 978-0316338370 (13) REVIEWER: Emmanuel O. Dairo "Follow...
IDADA DELVES INTO THE DARKER RECESSES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE IN 'BY MY OWN HANDS' – a review by Sandra Whiteley
TITLE: BY MY OWN HANDS AUTHOR: JUDE IDADA GENRE: PROSE FICTION, THRILLER PUBLISHER: CREOTERNITY BOOKS YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 410 ISBN: 978-1501080562 (13), 1501080563 (10) REVIEWER: Sandra Whiteley “By...
EBIDENYEFA’S VULNERABLE CHRONICLES IS A DUALITY OF THE ABUSED AND THE ABUSER – a review by Joseph Omotayo
TITLE: VULNERABLE CHRONICLES AUTHOR: EBIDENYEFA TARILA NIKADE GENRE: PROSE PUBLISHER: Words Rhymes & Rhythm YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2015 PAGES: 144 ISBN: 978-978-947-211-6 REVIEWER: Joseph Omotayo Life is interesting in its multicolored mixtures. There...