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[Featured Post] And Just Maybe, the Abuja Festival of Literature and Ideas Has Become

• Post author:Maryam Dalhatu
• Post published: October 13, 2026

With my fellow residents. We had a mini launch for Ridwan Fasisi, whose chapbook, The Psalmic Field, just got published.

[Featured Post] Journey to Rongo

• Post author:Ntui Mbey
• Post published: October 7, 2026

The Great Statue | Image by Súnmisọ́lá Olúdé

[Featured Post] Christ(s) in Conversation off Mission Road: A Rongo Residency Travelogue

• Post author:Súnmisọ́lá Olúdé
• Post published: October 2, 2026

L-R: Ntui Mbey, Isaiah Adepoju, Sarah Adeyemo, Fasasi Ridwan, Testimony Odey, Sunmisola Olude, Blessing Obiahu

[Featured Post] Leaving Lagos: A Rongo Residency Travelogue

• Post author:Blessing Obiahu
• Post published: September 29, 2026

Sarah Adeyemo in front of the Rongo Residency location, the Peterfleming Art Gallery in Benin City

[Featured Post] Travelogue: My Rongo Experience as a First-Time Resident

• Post author:Sarah Adeyemo
• Post published: September 27, 2026

[Featured Post] KAPFEST Lifetime Achievement Award Goes to Another Family Head of Writers

• Post author:Ahmad Mubarak Tanimu
• Post published: September 25, 2026

[Featured Post] Cult, Credo, Ethos, Mores, and Toxic Brotherhood: Sample Visual Art and the Protestant Socio-political Condition

• Post author:Kehinde Folorunsho
• Post published: September 21, 2026

[Featured Post] Efe Paul Azino: The Principle of the Hiding Hand and a New Festival for Black and Africans in New York

• Post author:Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera
• Post published: September 19, 2026

[Featured Post] What Can Griots and Bards Teach Contemporary Society? 

• Post author:Kehinde Folorunsho
• Post published: August 31, 2026

Deyemi Okanlawon as Aderemi and Mo Sesay as Ashadele in Crown of Blood | Photo by Robling Photography

Crown of Blood Review: Shakespeare, Nollywood, and Wonderfully Wicked Women

• Post author:Memuna Konteh
• Post published: August 21, 2026