Chimezie Chika
Nigeria has a serious class problem. As with all such societies, the controlling oligarchy is…
Not many recent novels from Nigeria would trump Years of Shame’s innate ethical ambition. It…
“When I write child characters, I think about how big some of my childhood moments…
Area Scatter’s life is proof that history has been replete with personalities operating on the…
The pivotal question all curious individuals must be asking today is what the future of…
“As much as I want people to buy books because they like the cover, I…
A keen observer would notice that much of Shegun Oseh’s work is the conscious artistic…
A Kind of Madness takes female relationships seriously. Many of the stories here explore that…
Dream Count leaves no illusions that it is a repudiation of the boxes into which…
Some manifestations of the spirit-child concept in Africa can be intensely prejudicial and even more…
