topic: Nigeria

Can African literature offer a sense of guidance through the current pandemic of COVID-19? Articles have circulated online about “ pandemic...

I The mother, in short tight clothes, smudgy-eyed and lank-haired, wasted from taking more than her usual count of men, and, smiling a wry...

Chris Abani is easily one of most important voices in literature today. He has published over a dozen books and is the recipient of the PEN...

Their life in Belgium already seemed like something that happened to someone else. Sometimes, Agu and Prosperous spoke of it, not of...

African futures, travelling diasporic sounds and writing by Africans for Africans are at the core of the Chimurenga Library exhibition on...

As is well known, on Wednesday, January 7, a horrific attack took place in Paris on the Charlie Hebdo magazine office, leaving twelve...

On the night of April 14, a group of militants, dressed as Nigerian policemen and wielding weapons, stormed into a government-operated...

Nigerians in Space, by Deji Bryce Olukotun, is a transnational mystery novel replete with assassins, abalone poaching and an international...