The 18-chapter book under review, Security and Justice: The Pathway For Peace and Reconciliation In Nigeria, written by Ibrahim Idris, the current Nigerian Inspector General of Police (IGP), provides a thorough and deep insights on long-standing contemporary challenges of Nigeria nation. It addresses issues relating to fears of marginalisation, sectionalism and trust in the governance process.

For the love of poetry and the promotion of creative prowess,   Poets in Nigeria, PIN has called for entries for the third edition of Nigerian Students Poetry Prize, NSPP for undergraduates,   that will see three lucky winners clinch prizes of N150,000, N100,000 and   N50,000 respectively. 

The memories and times of veteran portrait and documentary photographer , Pa J.D. Okhai Ojeikere came alife last weekend as some of his stunning images of Brazilian qaurters took the centre stage at Centre for Contemporary Art, Lagos first exhibition tagged Local Space, Transnational Connections.

Chinua Achebe (16 November 1930 – 21 March 2013) is as tall and huge as an Iroko tree on the global literary scene.  Similarly, his classic novel, Things Fall Apart (1958), is one of, if not the most successful piece of literary works that sprouted from the mind of an African.

In an era when the use of social media and web technology has taken over the reading culture and book publishing in Nigeria, thus compelling some authors and publishers to embrace online platform, there are still some unheard writers whose works may have garnered dust as a result of inability to meet the requirements of both media.