Enemali took me back to those days: A review of Theophilus Enemali’s Homesick in Paradise
Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy writes that Theophilus Enemali’s Homesick in Paradise, gives him a nostalgia of the good old days.
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Jacob Unekwu Agada’s Amongst the Dead, a review by Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy
Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy believes that even though Jacob Unekwu Agada’s Amongst the Dead is a transposition of one of
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‘If you want to be successful as a writer, pursue excellence’ – Eazy
Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy, a writer and ace reviewer, believes that reading culture in Nigeria and the demand for Nigerian
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Deep reflections on poetry and existence: A review of Umar Abubakar Sidi’s The Poet of Dust
Umar Abubakar Sidi’s The Poet of Dust attempts to answer questions related to poetry, existence, creation, and of course dust
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Commitment and the poet: A review of Maxamed Ibraahin Warsame Hadraawi’s The Poet and the Man
Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy writes that Maxamed Ibraahin Warsame Hadraawi’s The Poet and the Man shows where the poet’s commitment
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Cultural imperialism and alienation in Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s “A Meeting in the Dark” and “Minutes of Glory”
Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s stance against cultural imperialism and alienation stood out in two of his essays, “A Meeting in the
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Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer’s Between the Lines: Murdering our “Happily Ever After”
In the review of Jodi Picoult and Samantha Van Leer’s Between the Lines, Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy faulted authors who
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Nigerians and the aberrant culture of imbecility and docility: An examination of Abdul O. Umar and Sam Iyanda’s Stray Bullet
Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar Eazy writes that Abdul O. Umar and Sam Iyanda’s Stray Bullet depicts how Nigerians resort to prayers,
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A critical appraisal of Elizabeth Semende’s Rays of a Bleeding Sun by Ubaji Isiaka Abubakar
Rays of a Bleeding Sun has the pulse of emotions and powerful feelings, invigorated with the power to move readers
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Tekena Nitonye Tamuno’s Oil Wars in the Niger Delta (1849-2009) is not just history
Tekena Nitonye Tamuno’s Oil Wars in the Niger Delta is a true life story of oppression, unending exploitation and pains
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