Chinua Achebe’s Man of the People: A story more than a fiction
By Saifullahi Attahir It’s not surprising that nowadays you see my post regularly. I'm always looking forward to moments like this where I get released from the yolk of sleep-inducing…
By Saifullahi Attahir It’s not surprising that nowadays you see my post regularly. I'm always looking forward to moments like this where I get released from the yolk of sleep-inducing…
By Zee Aslam "Bring him in and untie his eyes", he heard a female voice snarling in the background. He tried recalling where he had heard that voice before, but…
By Muhammad Muzzammil Bashir Think of a moment when you once found yourself in a situation where you were either physically, spiritually, or emotionally stressed, or both, where you could…
By Salisu Yusuf Reading is the interpretation of some signs, symbols and codes into meaning for intellectual consumption. Reading is the third skill in the order of the four language…
By Salisu Yusuf Writing is the act of inscribing some signs, symbols and codes which a reader absorbs, encodes and interprets to act on, connect to, or change an attitude…
By Sulaiman Maijama'a A barrage of questions troop into my inbox daily from people outside the writing circle, declaring their interest to come in. Some questions are worthy enough, while…
By Rabiu Muhammad Gama Prof. Yuval N. Harari might be a fake scholar, as some critics are desperately "begging" us to accept and believe. Some critics also imply that he…
Title: Nearly All The Men in Lagos Are Mad Author: Damilare Kuku Genre: Fiction Date of Publication: 2021 Page: 198Publisher: Masobe Books Reviewer: Aliyu Idris It is the author's debut.…
By Junaid Sharfadi For many a century, poetry has been used as a veritable tool to pass on religious, historical and social ideas in northern Nigeria. In Kano, for instance,…
By Tijjani Muhammad Musa Poetic Wednesday Initiatives (PW) was started by a group of poets of Arewa extract, but global in netizenry that have their muses tied confidently and securely…