For The Love Of Literature
Book, poems, short stories and other literature article being reviewed.
Nigerians are better entertainers, we have more talkers and fewer readers. This might be as a result of our active/busy nature. Most people want to improve their reading habit but have no idea on how to go about it. The key to reading lots of books and reading effectively begins with a […]
Our interest in Nigerian literature makes us delight in several literary works by Nigerian writers and this one by an exclusive communication scholar on Nigerian Educational System is not left out. Six Important Skills Omitted in Today’s Nigeria Educational system. Over the years, our learning institutions have been probed for not impacting enough practical knowledge […]
MODERN AFRICAN POETRY is a course on its own for literature students in higher education. It is a study based on current write up in line with the trend of the present era. In this article, we take a look at Kola Eke’s June 12 in order to review the issue of political corruption in […]
To expose the issues of Tyranny in the Tyrannosaurus
The wives’ Revolt written by J.P. Clark, first Acted in 1984 at the J.k Randle Hall by PEC Repertory Theatre in its 3rd Season on March – December, is a play that largely addresses the treatment of gender issue in Africa. The play is a typical modern African drama and J.P. Clark uses the Niger […]
We usually don’t get the best of Flash Fiction but this is one very special flash fiction written by the Muslim writer Nana Sule. It explains a scene of heart break and pain, using vivid words and relatable scenarios in a style that sends home the message. Nana sule has a fabulous writing style! IT […]
The Nigerian queen of social media and author ‘Olori super gal’, Tosin Ajibade on Instagram reviews Jim Ovia’s book highlighting ten major importance of the book and why it is a must read. The exciting and inspiring words written by her is indeed worth sharing! Lessons from #Africaariseand shine by Jim Ovia The book has […]
This is a traditional poem which originates from the Swahili people in Kenya. The theme of the poem hinges on companionship, the benefits and beauty of companionship. Woman can not exist except by man… As man goes through life soon he is pierced by the thorn or the sand-mote enters his eye and he needs […]