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08/06/2022

Fragile Dogubo is a Nigerian creative writer and performance poet. She is the current winner of the War of Words (WOW) National Poetry Slam Season 8 and also winner of the Abuja Literary Festival (AlitFest) Grand Slam 2020. With an incredible appetite for life, the graduate of English and Literary Studies seeks to carve a niche for herself in performing arts and in Cosmetology with her hair and skin care brand: Nubiette Beauty.

04/06/2022

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27/05/2022

Morning Breakfast News Flash

31/03/2022

Late Chinua Achebe fifty years of publication of his book; Things fall apart. Thing's fall apart was published in 1958 ( from1958 till date is 64 years of the publication of things Fall apart), and ever since it publication, it has pave the ways for African writers all over the world to write and tell their story. The scholar is no more, yet his legacy and story lives.

09/03/2022

A CROSS SESSION OF INTERVIEW WITH MR DAVID CHUKWUEKE, THE CURATOR OF THE NIGERIA LITERARY SOCIETY (NLS)

Sir, can you please introduce yourself?

Mr David: I am David Chukwueke,the Curator of the Nigerian Literary Society (NLS)The Nigerian Literary Society (NLS)is the reading arm of the nation where we promote the works of authors by open mic reading.We are also interested in Poetry and Conversation with the authors. I obtained a diploma in English Language from the University of Lagos,Akoka,Batchelor of Arts and Education BA.ED from National Teachers Institute and Masters in English Language and Communication from Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Port Harcourt.

How many literary pilgrimage have you been to?

Mr David: I have been to some many book festivals. The last one was held Ignatius Ajuru University of Education in Port Harcourt.

Does writing energize or exhaust you?

Mr David: It energized me in all ramifications

Which book made you cry the first time?

Mr David: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. In the book, the death of Ikemefuna touched me so badly. Then you talk about Half of a yellow sun...

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09/03/2022

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY TO US WOMEN.

In as much as we are trying hard to stop this BIAS from the society, let's look inwards to purge ourselves of DEMONS and IMPURITIES working against WOMANHOOD.

NB: The reality today is that a woman is her fellow woman's problem.

Example:
Your brother's wife gave birth and your sole concern is to find out if it is vaginal delivery or Caesarian session.

Your brother brought home a bride to be, you assess her harshly like you're perfect. And when he eventually marries her, you won't concentrate on your own husband's house, but would go to wreck havoc in another woman's home because her only offense is that she is married into your maiden family.

You know a man is married, rather than leave him alone, you will SEDUCE and force your way into his life, thereby causing PAIN to your fellow woman who bears the brunt of your wickedness because all the attention has been diverted to you.

You saw a HARD-WORKING LADY who has achieved a FEAT you dare not attain, rather than applaud her, you connive with others to gossip and call her unprintable names such as a W***E, WITCH etc.

As a mother in-law you can't accommodate your sons wives as yours, but would constantly fuel ACRIMONY between them because you still want to control your son even in marriage.

You're in a haste to mock a fellow that she is barren, unmarried, divorced, ugly etc. You humiliate her for having only female children and yet when we address bias you chant in solidarity where as you're part of the problem.

Please let's look inwards.
Obiageri Mirian Anaele