Eghosa Imasuen is also a remarkable writer. Fine Boys is excellent. Although I was saddened by the allusion to languages disappearing within families.

Dear NIMC My name is Mercy Torty, a bonafide citizen of Nigeria, duly documented and registered, a tax payer and a responsible citizen. I have watched with keen interest and excitement how you celebrated Seyi Tinubu who also is a private citizen on his 40th birthday. I

D'Angelo has died after a battle with pancreatic cancer, his former manager says. He was 51 tmz.com/2025/10/14/dan…

The Kibaku also called Chibok are an ethnic group found majorly in Chibok LGA in eastern Borno State, Nigeria. They are brave and accommodating people. Below are some beautiful Chibok names and their meanings: 1- Ndihyelya: God is not man 2- Hyeladzira: God is with me 3-

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Ethical Language and Responsible Communication in Mental Health Reporting. Language carries power. The way government communicates about mental health can either build understanding or deepen stigma. In The Lagos State Govt's post titled "Lagos Ministry Rescues Mentally Unstable Woman,"

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Making It Big by @realfemiotedola is the only book by any author from sub-saharan Africa that has its own stand at the amazing 2025 Sharjah International Book Fair. Kudos to the publisher, Eghosa Imasuen! Channels Book Club

Really proud of this Nigerian icon, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Still pulling a crowd all the way at Sharjah, UAE. What a star! Eghosa Imasuen Sharjah Book Authority Channels Book Club Channels Television

It was inevitable. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie at the Sharjah International Book Fair at last! The best at the best. 🙂 Deeply intellectual and an African literary great yet unassuming and fun to be around. Such an honour. Sharjah Book Authority Eghosa Imasuen Channels Book Club Channels Television

At the Sharjah Publishers Conference, speakers noted that African countries often get flattened into one imaginary place. Now, publishers across the continent are fighting back by prioritizing local readers and creating their own opportunities. buff.ly/cniR52C

In which yours truly mentions audiobooks, the AfCFTA, publishing infrastructure, our bestselling title, accents, etc. Thanks must be given to Ainehi Edoro-Glines, Phd of BRITTLE PAPER, whose grace and kindness gave me the voice to speak at her Sharjah workshop on African publishing.

And there you have it: undeniable evidence of the kind of person he is.

Publishers Weekly spotlights African publishing at Sharjah Conference, feat. Dr. Ainehi Edoro and Narrative Landscape Press's Eghosa Imasuen on local-first publishing, cross-border rights sharing, and Africa's growing literary independence PW_Deals Eghosa Imasuen brittlepaper.com/2025/11/sharja/

The way I had fun talking about Cursed Daughters with Mariam and Bookish Ezioma>>>>> We should do this again!

Join us tonight as we explore the insights and journey behind 'Making It Big', the new book by business mogul, Femi Otedola. 📅 Nov 26, 2025 🕣 8:30 PM WAT 📺 DSTV 420 | Sky UK 515 🔴 Live: channelstv.com/live #ChannelsBookClub #MakingItBig #FemiOtedola #BookTalk #Business

God. It must be peaceful being this empty and stupid.

I haven't said this loudly enough, Narrative Landscape Press titles are now available in 5 countries; Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan and South Africa...and we are just getting started. We distribute from Nairobi. Here's a thread of where you can find our titles 📍 Nairobi

When knowledge stops being something you offer to the world and becomes something you hoard, it begins to rot. It acquires the habits of wealth: exclusivity, defensiveness, and the constant anxiety of being exposed as unearned. Difficulty is no longer a byproduct of thinking