Attract Customers And Investors Like A Magnet is a book about beginning a startup. As the author, Dr. Ebinabo Ofrey, says, “You will notice I did not say ‘attract investors and customers’ because you have to first attract customers before you begin to attract investors.” But the name is not the only clearly defined part […]
Thinking About Running A Startup? Let Dr. Ebinabo Ofrey’s New Book Be Your Guide – A Book Review
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The Son Of The House: Cheluchi Does Impeccable Work Here, While Entertaining, Educating, And Appealing To One’s Sense Of Morality – Book Review
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Spanning across four decades, Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia’s debut novel, The Son of the House, is a compact tale of two women of different ages and opposite social class. Nwabulu, a fifty-something-year-old fashion designer, who spent her early years serving as a housemaid is kidnapped in the company of Julie, the septuagenarian, who has lived a life […]
Anthony Azekwoh’s Tells An Impressive Origin Story In Time’s Arrow: The Origin of Madam Koi Koi
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Time’s Arrow does not falter or reverse. It only moves forward. Now that is a truth I cannot argue with because even in those vulnerable moments when we remember the past, even in those helpless instances where we live in the past, time still moves forward. But it is okay to be nostalgic. There’s healing […]
‘Francis Is Alive’ By Moshood Adebayo Is An Exciting Piece Of Fiction About The Nigerian Government And Its Security Agencies
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Guess what? Francis Is Alive and he is in Nigeria. Now that’s a mystery. It’s the kind of mystery that leaves you at the edge of your seat as you flip through the pages of this amazing thriller by Moshood Adebayo. World War III is looming and in this intriguing but layered story about intelligence […]
Sasi Miet Jaja’s ‘Native Foreigners’ is Like an Ode to the Oil-rich Niger Delta: a Perfect Tribute for the People of the South-South – Book Review
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Culture is a people’s way of life, and Sasi Miet Jaja’s Native Foreigners is a book that embraces culture in every way. For far too long, the Ijaw, Ibibio, Kalabari and many other minority ethnic groups in Nigeria have had their stories infused or appropriated by that of the major tribes. But this time, it […]
Bunmi Oyinsan’s ‘Adventures of Anansi and Sewa Spider’ Reminds Us of the Joys of Childhood
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Bunmi Oyinsan’s Adventures of Anansi and Sewa Spider – A Rainy Day breaks through labels and norms in the gentlest of ways. It is many things, but most importantly, it’s a children’s book that’s filled with the joys, delights, and simplicity of childhood. With colourful pictures and an easy-to-read language, the pages carry every child […]
‘Foreboding’ by Debra Erikz: A Fantastic Literary Piece – Book Review
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As a lover of mystery and intrigue, I enjoyed reading Foreboding by Debra Erikz. It was really thrilling and captivating. With serial murder on the menu, it was interesting to see how the mystery was unraveled, eventually revealing a very unlikely serial killer. I think Debra did a good job with this one. First of […]