By linking home with labour, the poet suggests that life is a long journey of effort, and that every true labourer deserves a homecoming.

In this body of work, Omolade photographs the ever busy Ibadan suburb at eventide, using light trails as patterns to depict vehicular movements, commuters’ dispositions, and intersections. The resulting portrait unveils a city that is steadily on the move and never static.

By Chris Onuoha Obinna Chilekezi is a poet, author, teacher, literary critic and research fellow including insurance expert. His passion for creative writing, poetry precisely, spans over three decades with lots of publications to his credit. The Imo State-born social commentator, in this interview describes his journey into literary world as one with multifaceted background. […]

Award-winning Nigerian immersive stage production, Esther’s Revenge, is set to return to the United Kingdom this summer for another tour following growing international acclaim and popular demand.

A close look at “Y” reveals Oreoluwa’s ingenuity in wordplay as he fine-tunes the single letter syntactically from diverse angles to introduce a serious subject, raising a plethora of unanswered questions.