The House My Father Built by Adewale Maja-Pearce
A book review of The House My Father Built by Adewale Maja-Pearce. Nonfiction. A memoir about Adewale’s experiences with tenants in his inherited house.
The Cattle Rearer Chronicles: An Outside-In Look at the Buhari Presidency 2015-2019 by Dapo Oluyomi
A book review of The Cattle Rearer Chronicles by Dapo Oluyomi. Nonfiction. An examination of the Muhammadu Buhari administration 2015-2019.
Hashtags: Social Media, Politics and Ethnicity in Nigeria by Nwachukwu Egbunike
A book review of Hashtags: Social Media, Politics and Ethnicity in Nigeria by Nwachukwu Egbunike. A nonfictional collection of essays on the influence of social media on the socio-political landscape in Nigeria.
Tag: 25 Bookish Facts About Me
I saw this book tag on Sara @The Bibliophagist’s blog and it looked like fun so I decided to play. I read everything I could lay my hands on as […]
Love Does Not Win Elections by Ayisha Osori
A book review of Love Does Not Win Elections by Ayisha Osori. A nonfiction account of the author’s foray into partisan politics in Abuja, Nigeria.
Living in Gidi – Isaac Newton Akah (Audio Review)
An audio book review of Living in Gidi by Isaac Newton Akah. Creative nonfiction. This book is a collection of experiences from the lives of regular Nigerians who live in Lagos.
Author of the Week — Tunde Leye
Read our pre-release book review of Tunde’s book, Afonja – The Rise here. Babatunde Leye was born in Lagos, Nigeria.[1] He has a degree in Computer Science from the University […]
Afonja – The Rise by Tunde Leye (pre-release review)
A pre-release book review of Afonja – The Rise by Tunde Leye. Historical fiction exploring events which led to the collapse of the great Oyo Empire.
Memoirs of a Professional Bridesmaid by Nneka Ijeoma (Audio Review)
An audio book review of Memoirs of a Professional Bridesmaid by Nneka Ijeoma. A nonfiction account by the author about her experiences as a bridesmaid. Published by Kachifo limited under its Prestige Imprint.
Sector IV by Abigail Anaba
A book review of Sector IV by Abigail Anaba. A fictional historical romance novel centred on the lives of ordinary Nigerians living in South East Nigeria during the Biafra war.
Literary Everything 