🚨The Afrocritik Report 2025 is shaped by a powerhouse team of contributors. Across our feed this week, we will be spotlighting the writers behind this year’s edition. First up:

I be wanting her to win shit just so she can minister.

This is for young, published authors who have had their books out in the last three years: A radio station in Senegal is looking to spotlight African writers. Their reach covers West Africa. If you're interested in talking about your book on this station, kindly send me a DM.

Olivia knows ball, she's cool & she's been doing a lot of amazing work behind the scenes, so having Afrocritik graft us both in at this pivotal moment in their existence, where they step into a new epoch, makes me feel like I'm kinda cool, too. My portfolio isn't half-bad😅

A typical first sentence in a book written by a Nigerian😂

<<<<<<< Attach the string oko mi 🙏🏾

ARE YOU READY?💥 🚨The Afrocritik Report 2025 is set for release on Saturday, 7th March 2026.

Well, I’m usually the quiet one in the background, but I had to pen something down. It’s tomorrow guys. I Invite you all to come and read some of the finest essays from our shores.

I’ve wanted to write about Cosmo FM for the longest. So I jumped at the opportunity to use that everlasting radio station to ask, what do you mean we don’t deserve an innovative public broadcaster in Nigeria? It’s coming 🙌🏾🙌🏾

I’m telling everyone it’s the reason for the small delay with the podcast. But I’ve gone back. That one too is coming. Enjoyed doing this work with you Jerry. Welldone.

There is a saying in Igbo land that it is not the madman who is ashamed of his actions, but his siblings and kindred.

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You sound like you’re just finding out the quality of the people in governm…you know what, nvm.

Wife: You’re not buying new books, are you? Me: Absolutely not. These books were published years ago.

A time was had. 'A Meal Is a Meal' Book Reading & Signing in Asaba. So glad I began my tour at home. This one was for my city. Anioma nwenne'm. 🤍

It took me a year to listen to Tim again after he died. I'd hear his voice and just start crying. Tim reached into my heart all the way from New York. In one simple podcast changed my life sermon after sermon. I owe my formation to the theological clarity that is Timothy Keller

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Afrocritik Olivia Read her piece>>>>>>>>

This was a delightful project to lose sleep over. Thank you Afrocritik for the invite to contribute to making this inaugural edition. And thanks to the brilliant authors who said yes 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Tour is done. But I'm still very open to coming to your city & discussing A Meal Is a Meal. Does your city have a book festival? Does your book club want to have a book chat with me; physically or virtually? Do you want to interview me, as a reviewer or book influencer? DM me.