CALL FOR SUBMISSION: THE LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS BLACK HISTORY MONTH LITERARY COMPETITION (DEADLINE 31st OCTOBER 2023)

KSR’s UMAR ABUBAKAR SIDI MAKES ANA/KMVL 2023 POETRY PRIZE SHORTLIST

AFRICAN LITERARY TITANS GATHER IN ACCRA TO RECLAIM NARRATIVES AT THE LABONE DIALOGUES (OCTOBER 19-23rd 2023)

LAGOS POETRY FESTIVAL – LIPFEST 2023 (26-29 October) OPENS REGISTRATIONS, UNVEILS PROGRAMME

Syncretic Imaginings: An Overview of Servio Gbadamosi’s Where The Light Enters You by Ifésinàchi Nwàdiké

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Nasiba Babale

How to Survive Being Single. It would save the life of anyone drowning in the burden of being single in a world that values doubles.

Poets Talk: 5 Questions with Daisy Odey

The closest identity I embody is that of water. Fluid, adaptable, under pressure to clean and under pressure to remain clean. That is how I explain my external impressions and internal turmoil.

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Ibraheem Uthman

THE CRISIS OF INTERPRETATION AND THE TEMPER OF NEW NIGERIAN POETRY by Oko Owi Ocho

Poet’s Talk: 5 Questions with Zakiyyah Dzukogi

No doubt, poetry is multi-directionally therapeutic. I am the first to be saved by my poems. - Zakiyyah Dzukogi