Pot of Stories At First, There Was No Blood: Unlearning Afro-womanism ➤ Adebola Makinde in Agbowó Innocence stripped. This is the story of a young
Pot of Stories You Are One Of Them ➤ Ifeanyichukwu Eze in The Rumpus As banditry ravages some of the northern sides of Nigeria, Eze,
Pot of Stories A Nightmare on Death ➤ Ishola Abdulwasiu in Iskanchi Magazine Segun and Wale are young boys who are fatherless. They are, most
Pot of Stories The Jacket Seen on Tal Street ➤ Ndawedwa Denga Hanghuwo in Lolwe Magazine Grace, a high school teacher, falls in love with
Pot of Stories Felicity ➤ Khadijah S. Ádámù in Agbowo Felicity dies at 52 years of age. She goes through a lot of struggles while
Pot of Stories The Price ➤ Ikechukwu Iwuagwu in The Moveee In The Moveee magazine this week, a woman endures physical abuse from her husband
At the heart of contemporary Ghana’s literary community—representing Africa as a whole—is a celebrated creative writer whose works question his environment and its handlers, the
These four recommended poetry books are from Nigerian poets. The importance of curating this list is to show the brevity side of Nigerian literature, especially
It’s not often you see a Nigerian poet breaking the norm regarding language usage in their literary works. Nigeria is an English-speaking country with a
