A book review of My Mind Is No Longer Here by Sylva Nze Ifedigbo. A fictional story set in Lagos about four men’s desires to escape Nigeria, and the criminal organisation which offers them a chance to migrate.
A book review of Night Dancer by Chika Unigwe. A fictional story about self-discovery and the difficulties of challenging the status quo in society.
An audio book review of When Lemons Grow on Orange Trees by Diekara Oloruntoba-Oju. A fictional story of loss, death and grief, it’s also a story about family, friendship and the will to survive.
An audio book review of Unfriending Mama by Sharon Salu. A fictional tale about a young man, Dekunle’s decision to remain friends with or unfriend his mother on Facebook.
An audio book review of Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon by Nike Campbell-Fatoki. Fiction: Short stories.
An audio book review of All That Glitters. Fiction. A riveting tale of envy, guilt and regret.
A book review of Mother Never Sleeps by Bahati Books authors. A collection of short stories set in different African cities.
A book review of Welcome to Lagos by Chibundu Onuzo. A fictional account about living in Lagos which explores themes of corruption, injustice, family, religion, and class system.
An audio book review of One Sunny Day in June by Abigail Anaba. A short story about the extent of a mother’s love.
A book review of Kasali’s Africa by Feyisayo Anjorin. Fiction; a collection of short stories and poetry exploring thematic issues on the tensions between the Old World and the New.
