BeGone by Temi Taiwo-Oni Is An Interesting Addition To Literature | Book Review by Syn Osuchukwu BeGone follows the story of Toju and Araba Cole, a couple, as they navigate Read More
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How To Liberate and Revive Nigeria | Book Review | Syn Osuchukwu
Liberating Nigeria: A guide to winning elections and reviving our country. The book was written by Debo Onifade, a scholar and political analyst. Read his interview with us here. It Read More
Like Sowore, Like Kasali | Book Review | Syn Osuchukwu
Kasali is The Politician In Us All | Book Review | Syn Osuchukwu For those who are intrigued with ‘Dedication’ pages in books, you find the quotes in Kasali’s Africa Read More
Book Review |One Of Us Is Lying|Syn Osuchukwu
One Of Us Is Lying by Karen M. McManus 368 pages. Delacorte Press(US) x Penguin Random (UK), 2017. If you are looking for the perfect combination of YA and mystery, Read More
Popular Unorthodoxy: Review of Abubakar Sidi’s Poet of Dust | by Kelvin Kellman
The first thing that strikes you once voyaging between the pages is the peculiar unorthodoxy, in both language and structure, employed to birth the book. Another striking feature is the Read More
Book Review: The “Scripture” According to Jide Badmus
In Scripture, Jide Badmus unleashes the romantic in him as he ventures into a tirade, describing an experience that involves man’s interaction with God and the relationship that festers as Read More
Book Review: Ofunneka, by Philomena Bivese-Djebah is All of Us; Perfect Outlooks with our Share of Pain
While some books begin with a bang and straight off plunge you into a deluge of emotions, some others ease into it, slowly, steadily. Ofunneka by Philomena Bivese-Djebah is one of such Read More
Book Review | Eleven Minutes by Paulo Coehlo
On reading the first few pages of Eleven Minutes, you might first be intrigued by the line about ISIS; then assume that Paulo Coehlo is telling the story of a Read More
If You’ve Still Not Yet Read Kintu, You are Wrong
June, Last year, Nneka Lesley Arimah asked of Kintu, “Is this the great Ugandan Novel?” This is precisely why I bought the book. Curiosity. Hype. Stan for everything Arimah and Makumbi. Read More
Book Review: In Here Comes the Sun, Paradise is a Paradox | by Ama Udofa
If you are the kind of person to judge books by their covers, then you might think you are in for a sun-filled fun-filled read in the land of always Read More