Book review on Odufa: A lover’s tale
By Esther Deki Odufa is a striking tale of love, betrayal and loss. It’s thrilling and riveting. The prose was brilliant; the book was beautifully structured but the characters were far too problematic. At some…
By Esther Deki Odufa is a striking tale of love, betrayal and loss. It’s thrilling and riveting. The prose was brilliant; the book was beautifully structured but the characters were far too problematic. At some…
Written by Chisom Igwe Summary of the Book Diary of a Vagabond shares the narrator’s experiences as a journalist and his passion for football. Throughout his journey, he travels to different places to watch matches,…
By Apiafi Esther Eric. Sunset In Biafra is a Nonfiction diary written by Elechi Amadi about the Nigeria’s civil war from 1967-1970. In this diary, he explains how the war affected people’s lives. He talked…
By Olamide Adeoye Sector IV is a Nigerian Romance Novel written by Abigail Anaba Summary of the book: The book Sector IV is centered around Onyiyechi a young, promising girl that aspired to further her…
Review by Princess Chisom Igwe Book Author: EBIDENYEFA TARILA-NIKADE 1. Summary of the Book The book is about Edevie and the things that happened to her in life. She experienced pain and sadness after losing…
By Ghanaman "Then she walked over to where I was standing beside my driver’s door. In a very calm, almost soothing voice, she asked where I lived. She was apologetic, but the tone was just…
As a child growing up, I was a boxing fan. I loved watching and reading about Muhammad Ali. My obsession with boxing started in 1980 when my family travelled to the United Kingdom. While waiting…
By Ghanaman There are times when person go just come out to hustle and immediately start facing serious distractions. Temptations come in different forms in my line of work. If you no discipline yourself, you…
I hear there was a football match over the weekend between El-Kanemi Warriors and Ikorodu City. Someone told me it was the Nigerian Federation Cup final. I refused to believe them. How could it be?…
By Ghanaman It was not a good Monday for me. In fact, at some point, I just wanted to shut down, go home and relax. My body was already weak from the football training I'd…