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Share now Mujahid Ameen Lilo’s City of Smoke, a collection of stirring short stories, shows that the future of Nigeriaâs literary foray is in the North, Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy reviews Share now
Share now The 2019 presidential and national assembly elections held on February 23, 2019 with the ruling APC emerging the dominant party in the 9th Nigerian Senate. Share now
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Share now Juka Fatou Jabang’s poems in The Phoenix decries the ill-treatment of women by men, and the exploitation of Africa by its ex-colonial masters, Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy reviews. Share now
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Share now Nigerian Senate declared emergency on unemployment in a motion moved by former DSP Senator Ike Ekweremadu, among other issues considered Share now
Share now Cristina Ali Farah’s Little Mother shows that war leaves indelible marks on its victims, even generations unborn, Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy writes Share now
