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James Ngwu Eze, Ogaga Ifowodo and Tares Oburumu have emerged as the three finalists for the 2026 Nigeria Prize for…

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Every April 23, the world pauses for books, but in Nigeria, it hits differently. UNESCO created World Book and Copyright…

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board is set to host the fourth edition of its Quarterly Book Reading Programme,…

For years, conversations about Nigeria’s reading culture have resurfaced in schools, literary spaces and online discussions. Many people believe the…

In a time when most Nigerian books focus on realism, politics, or pain, Sanya stands out. It reimagines Ṣàngó, the…

Sometimes, a book comes along that unsettles you with its quiet honesty. The Tiny Things Are Heavier, the debut novel…

When a writer disappears from the literary scene for a decade, expectations are sky high when they return. Dream Count…

The world didn’t just loose a writer when Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o passed on May 28 2025, but one of the…

The Caine Prize for African Writing has reached a historic milestone, celebrating 25 years of championing literary excellence across the…