‘…Talent is Nigeria’s greatest asset’‘…We manage to make connections among ourselves as human beings in Nigeria, not here’‘…American society has been promoting its education, supporting educational facilities for a very …

‘…Nigeria is a paradox of beauty and chaos, with resilient people molding the rubble of collapse into beauty’ Saddiq Dzukogi is a poet and U.S.-based academic who succeeded in translating …

‘…The dialogue between the African Diaspora and the continent should continue to be stimulated’ Raquel Lima was in Nigeria for just 10 days, but her itinerary in Ibadan. and particularly …

(This is a two-part interview about Uwem’s novel, New York, My Village (Norton, U.S., November 2021 & Parresia Nigeria, March 2022). His first book, Say You’re One of Them, was …

Iquo DianaAbasi is easily the Amazon of the poetic craft. Her new work Coming Undone as Stitches Tighten has a certain uniqueness about it from which she earlier extrpolated a …

‘…What rankles is the anomaly of using English to articulate one’s being’ For Segun Adekoya, Literature generally is yet to come into its own in our country because Nigerians are …

‘…We mustn’t over-valorise the socio-political’ Ogaga Ifowodo journeys back in time to childhood in Augusta’s Poodle to exhume those arresting memories that are peculiar to children and immerse his readers …

‘…All (four) categories can be awarded same year, every year, to give more leverage, stature to the prize’ ‘…Prize can support at least one international literary festival in this country’ …