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Viral Poems by Sunny Ayewanu; Bookdoctors Ventures Publishing, Lagos, Nigeria; 2025; 109pp
Some people fight with guns, some others fight with the bomb, but the...
I can never get tired of celebrating Nigerian literature, arguably Nigeria’s greatest gift to the world.
The politics of Nigeria is a disaster that makes...
By CBN Ogbogbo
Title: Take Back Nigeria: A Call To Civil Duty
Author Jude O. Obuseh
Genre: Political Essay
Format: Paperback
Publisher: JOVAB Publishers, Benin City
PP: 170
Nigeria is again...
Dear Teacher & Pagan
(To Wole Soyinka)
Dear teacher and pagan,
With prim fronds
I thee wed.
Is there palmwine in Paradise?
The homy spirit unbinds,
And the grotto of Ogun
Bears...
The Nigerian Revolution and the Biafran War…The Aftermath by Alexander A. Madiebo; ArtRelated Limited, Lagos; 2022; 495pp
When this book, The Nigerian Revolution and the...
Bitter-Sweet: My Life With Obasanjo, is all about a woman’s attempt to rewrite herself into prominence and reckoning in one man’s life, to demonstrate, albeit incoherently...
Ibori was an avowed disciple of Abacha. He was one of the Abacha boys in that dark age of our national life. That has been said already. But we make haste to say here: like Abacha, like Ibori!
I know that it is asking too much of the police corporal to place his life in harm’s way when his commissioner is living a life of stupendous wealth attained through dirty means...
Obasanjo has always done what those who put him in power want him to do. If you don’t understand what this is all about, why is OBJ always holding closed door meetings with IBB, one of the architects of Nigeria’s decay? What are they discussing?
Asa seems to combine elements in the vocal technique of the likes of Anita Baker, Tracy Chapman and Eric Donaldson with the lyrical depth and consistency of an Aretha Franklin, a Christie Essien Igbokwe or Whitney Houston to such devastating effect...
In a way, I can not help but have some sympathy for the men and women of the Nigeria Police Force. They work very long hours. They are very poorly and irregularly paid and their pay is not commensurate with the risks they are supposed to take in a country beset by sophisticatedly equipped armed robbers and militants...
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