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Nigeria Posthumously Pardons the “Ogoni Nine,” Including Slain Environmental Activist Ken Saro-Wiwa

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Nigeria’s government has posthumously pardoned nine activists known as the Ogoni Nine, who were hanged in 1995 after a sham military trial that targeted peaceful protesters demanding an end to oil drilling and environmental damage in the Niger Delta. Among those receiving a pardon is the late Ken Saro-Wiwa, who led the movement against the Shell Oil Company’s practices in Ogoniland. In a statement, Amnesty International’s Nigeria director said t…See the Story

Rootbound: A Cross-Continental Collaboration that Birthed an African Poetry Collection

If you asked me how old I was when I last saw my father alive, I would not be able to tell you. Memory cannot serve me correctly, or at all, because memories need an anchor, and prohibitive silence does not a good anchor make. He was there – father, mine, until he wasn’t. Then he was dead. What is a Read Article

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Collection of Stories by Nigerian Writer Báyò Akómoláfé to be Published Winter 2025

Ayin Press has announced the forthcoming publication of Selah: A Báyò Akómoláfé Reader, slated for release this winter. This anticipated collection presents a selection of short-form writings by Báyò Akómoláfé, the Nigerian philosopher-poet, essayist, and posthumanist thinker known for his expansive work across disciplines, traditions, and continents. Described by the publisher as “a profound, playful, […]Read Article

Excerpt: Visiting Akwa Ibom, Living in Uyo by Nmadiuto James

The meal was ekpang n̄kukwọ, a delicacy I promise to tell you more about later. Picture a group of five, my husband and I included, gathered around a steaming pot, heaping generous portions into individual plates, then savouring each morsel with spoons and fingers, pausing between bites to lick every trace of flavour. We had […]Uyo · Uyo Read Article

Producer of The Mauritanian Set to Adapt Sudanese-American Author Fatin Abbas's Ghost Season For Film

Smashing Dandelions, the recently launched film and television production company founded by The Mauritanian producer and writer Michael Bronner and writer/producer and scholar Bhakti Shringarpure, has announced its latest feature film project: an adaptation of Ghost Season, the debut novel by Sudanese-American author Fatin Abbas. Set on the border between Sudan and South Sudan, Ghost […]Sudan · Sudan Read Article

Lolwe Magazine's Eleventh Issue Explores the Role of Language and Silence

Lolwe Magazine has unveiled its 11th issue, a reflective and wide-ranging collection that embraces the subtleties of silence, the weight of memory, and the living, breathing force of language. This latest issue is guest-edited by an international trio: Zanta Nkumane (Eswatini), Nadia Bongo (Gabon), and Joshua Thermidor (Haiti/USA). In the introduction,“The Silences We Carry”, the editors […]Read Article

Finnish-Nigerian Writer Minna Salami Graces the Cover of Feminist Nordic Magazine Astra

Finnish-Nigerian feminist writer and cultural critic Minna Salami is the cover star of the latest issue of Astra magazine (2/2025), the Nordic feminist publication. Known for its rich legacy of progressive thought and artistic innovation, Astra’s new issue arrives just in time for summer and features a compelling lineup of voices from across the region […]Helsinki · Helsinki Read Article

Memoirs of a Lagos Junior Banker: The Man Who Forgot He Had a Wife

There was one person in our office more dangerous than EFCC. More efficient than HR. More relentless than LASTMA officers. Her name was Aunty Agnes. She was the unofficial Bank Gist Queen. If something happened at 09:00, the entire branch would be aware by 09:05. So when she cornered me at the canteen, first […]Lagos, Lagos · Lagos Read Article

Yomi Adegoke Attends Celebration for Bernardine Evaristo's Historic Women's Prize Honor

It was a night of literary glamor and heartfelt celebration as Harper’s Bazaar UK hosted a dazzling soirée at The Bloomsbury Hotel in London to honor Bernardine Evaristo, the inaugural recipient of the Women’s Prize for Fiction’s Outstanding Contribution Award. Among the elegant attendees was award-winning Nigerian-British journalist and author Yomi Adegoke, who shared her […]London, England · London Read Article

Wole Soyinka Responds to National Honor: “We Are Mere Representatives of a Vast Movement”

Nobel Laureate and celebrated Nigerian playwright Wole Soyinka has responded to the national honor conferred upon him by the Nigerian government, urging the public to view it not as personal recognition, but as symbolic of a much broader democratic struggle. Soyinka was among the 66 individuals honored by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Democracy Day, […]Nigeria · Nigeria Read Article

Excerpt: The Forest: A Chase Of The Fractured Mind by Babanifesi B. Apata

The air was thick with the scent of wet earth and unseen decay, a scent that clung to the skin, heavy, unyielding, a scent that was the night, a scent that was the forest, a forest that was the mind, a mind that was the man, a man who was lost, a man who was Akinwande. He stood at the edge of a clea Read Article

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Nigeria Posthumously Pardons the “Ogoni Nine,” Including Slain Environmental Activist Ken Saro-Wiwa

Rootbound: A Cross-Continental Collaboration that Birthed an African Poetry Collection

Collection of Stories by Nigerian Writer Báyò Akómoláfé to be Published Winter 2025

Excerpt: Visiting Akwa Ibom, Living in Uyo by Nmadiuto James

Producer of The Mauritanian Set to Adapt Sudanese-American Author Fatin Abbas's Ghost Season For Film

Lolwe Magazine's Eleventh Issue Explores the Role of Language and Silence

Finnish-Nigerian Writer Minna Salami Graces the Cover of Feminist Nordic Magazine Astra

Memoirs of a Lagos Junior Banker: The Man Who Forgot He Had a Wife

Yomi Adegoke Attends Celebration for Bernardine Evaristo's Historic Women's Prize Honor

Wole Soyinka Responds to National Honor: “We Are Mere Representatives of a Vast Movement”

Excerpt: The Forest: A Chase Of The Fractured Mind by Babanifesi B. Apata

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