Non-fiction

“Siege” As A Novel Of Literal Justice Viz A Viz Being Crafted On Collective Protagonism By Joel Oyeleke Ifeoluwa
The Intricacies of the Toughest Political Transition in Nigeria: A Review of Goodluck Jonathan’s My Transition Hours | Obiwuru C. Rex
An Honest Reflection of a Sensitive Odyssey: A Review of Bukar Usman’s My Public Service Journey | Khalid Imam
“Afrovalency” and Ngugi’s Women: The Colonial Affair of Fear and Silence in Wrestling with the Devil: A Prison Memoir By Ifeoma Catherine Onwugbufor
Of Love and Deceit: A Review of Toke Makinwa’sOn Becoming By Ibrahim Nureni
I’m Telling the Truth But I’m Lying, Bassey Ikpi (Harper Perennial): A Review by Victor Ugwu
A REVIEW OF BUKAR USMAN’S “HATCHING HOPES” By Khalid Imam
A YEAR-LONG MORAL WORKSHOP
Ghanaian Novelist Kwei Quartey on the Effect of the Supernatural in African Crime Fiction