This essay is one of the hardest things I have ever written. Writing about how a writer processes truth and comes to terms with it in his private and professional life was quite the journey for me. It was great discussing it recently at the Bergen International Literary Festival thedial.world/articles/news/…

Nigeria's creative economy is thriving, especially with literary works and voices. We hosted Masobe Books authors and publisher- @ohmstonweth and Timendu Aghahowa in our atrium, where we got to know more about them and their work. Watch this video #ThisIsNaija

1/About 3 years ago, I was approached by a Nigerian writer (MFA student at the University of New Mexico) to be on her defense committee. Her stories (her thesis collection) were so good , I still rave about them.

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I told ⁦OTHUKE Ominiabohs⁩ that he doesn’t fully grasp the magnitude of what he is doing for literature. Spotlight on Masobe Books: Publisher of most titles for Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025 longlist - Businessday NG businessday.ng/life-arts/arti…

If you knew Obinna Emeka, you probably knew that beyond the cinephilia, he was a gifted writer. His book is finally here, published by Masobe Books (his dream publisher). I bought my copy at RovingHeights, but you can also buy it online: masobebooks.com/ng/book/when-g…

Do you remember your favourite story from this collection?🥹

Weekend recommendations ❤️ The Road To The Salt Sea by Dr. Samuel Kolawole The Eternal Audience of One by Rémy Ngamije A Conspiracy of Ravens by OTHUKE Ominiabohs

Here's what some of the noisy book club members have to say about our book of the month, The road to the salt sea! Join us at The Noisy Book Club on the last Saturday of September to discuss this book! Get tickets to our September meeting through the link in bio.

And the winner for The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025 is Oyindamola Olugbile!!! Congratulations @HeyItsOyin #NLNGGAN25 #NLNGGandAwardNight2025

A what?! A winnerrr!! ✨

Sanya by Oyin Olugbile, Winner of Nigerian Prize for Literature, 2025. Have you read it ?

BREAKING: Akwaeke Emezi (they/them) is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Death of Vivek Oji; Pet, a finalist for the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature; Freshwater, which was named a New York Times Notable Book…

Oftentimes, our stories, our histories, have been told through a third party. And if certain African mythology doesn’t even make sense to me as an African, it’s something for me to start to question… @HeyItsOyin Oyin Olugbile (Winner of The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025)

Today, on #ENDSARS Remembrance Day, I received my contributor copy of “Who Gave the Order”, a collection of essays from the best essayists in Nigeria published by Masobe Books. We will not forget those who died fighting.🕊️ Peep my work in print, guys..🥹

The Lagos Book & Art Festival (LABAF) is here again, and you don't want to miss the performed readings of Sanya by Oyin Olugbile, winner of The Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025. Come vibe with writers, artists, dreamers, and thinkers who are shaping the future through art!

fellow whodunit lovers, come through on the 29th!

Should we tell Moroti?😭😂

✨ BP 100 Notable African Books of 2025 are here! 🎉 27 countries. New voices. Romance + speculative fiction on the rise. African & indie publishers leading the way. In spite of all the challenges, the culture is doing more than just okay👏🏿 Full list 👇📚 brittlepaper.com/100-notable-af…

in the spirit of the season. 🥰