Ifeanyi Amadi Books: Tourist in Wahala Land, The Chemical Poems of Ayatollah Khamenei
2021-04-05
Ifeanyi Amadi, a UAE-based Nigerian writer recently hosted journalists inFind out more
Postcolonial Modernism: Art and Decolonization in Twentieth-Century Nigeria By Chika Okeke-Agulu
2019-12-03
Chika Okeke-Agulu is an artist, curator, and Associate Professor in the Department of Art & Archaeology and the Center for African American Studies at Princeton University. He is a coauthor of Contemporary African Art since 1980 and coeditor (with Okwui Enwezor and Salah M. Hassan) of Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art, also published by Duke University Press.Find out more
Posterity Media New Books: The Gatekeepers and Nigerian Journalism: 160 Years of Advancing Accountability, Promoting the Public Interest and Speaking Truth to Power
2019-11-25
O’Femi Kolawole: “Editors, journalists and Nigerian media practitioners generally deserve strong commendation for their service to our nation despite the challenging environment they operate in. However, beyond the accolades, this historic project of commemorating 160 years of Nigerian journalism is to further inspire the media as the fourth estate of the realm, to do a better job of advocating good governance for the betterment of all citizens while also consistently holding public officials to account for their stewardship.”Find out more
A hundred Random Light Bulbs By Emmanuel Ugolee
2019-11-15
Born in Jos Plateau State, Emmanuel Ugolee who hails from Abia State started broadcasting in 1999 with Minaj Broadcast Television as a Talkshow host. Actor Emmanuel Ugolee has added yet another giant stride to his list of known accomplishments as he turns author with the release of his book titled “A hundred random light bulbs”.Find out more
Pitch: Debunking Marketing’s Strongest Myths By Ikem Okuhu
2019-11-15
Ikem Okuhu: “The truth is that Nigerian marketing and marketing communications professionals have behaved pretty much like Nigerian native doctors who die with the secrets of the powers of herbs, failing to either document them or pass them to those who will make these portent powers of nature useful in a wider sense to the society.”Find out more
An Orchestra of Minorities By Chigozie Obioma
2019-10-01
An Orchestra of Minorities By Chigozie Obioma: “The woman, Ndali, is moved by his sacrifice. Bonded by this strange night on the bridge, Chinonso and Ndali fall in love.”Find out more