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Philip Muoghalu is a Nigerian poet and writer whose love for words began at an early age. From childhood, he found solace and inspiration in literature
Untold stories of Africans in Europe
To many Nigerians, leaving the country to foreign land is the solution to the myriads of problems debilitating the country. But unknown to many it has been a harrowing tales of anguish. This is what Emeka Mark Edeson, a German based Nigerian of Igbo extraction captures in his new novel titled Echo of Silent Wishes.
Art Is Everywhere (AIE) 10, held at ABU ZARIA
Art Is Everywhere (AIE) 10 international workshop commenced on Thursday 8th September at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria. The workshop featured 27 participants; seven foreign artists from the Gambia, Senegal, Togo and Benin Republic with 20 Nigerian artists.
NGO focuses on media practitioners, as it marks International Literacy Day
Media professionals report, but are rarely heard or have their views reported. In this piece, TUNJI AJIBADE, writes on an event that provided reporters and editors with an opportunity to air their views on the state of the nation with regards to security challenges, under the International Literacy Day theme: Literacy For Peace.
STAGE AND SCREEN: Let’s educate the nation by writing
The dearth of books is a major contributor to the decline in education in the country. The rare sight of books has even created strangeness between books and people.
NGO focuses on media practitioners, as it marks International Literacy Day
Media professionals report, but are rarely heard or have their views reported. In this piece, TUNJI AJIBADE, writes on an event that provided reporters and editors with an opportunity to air their views on the state of the nation with regards to security challenges, under the International Literacy Day theme: Literacy For Peace.
