Tag: The Free Critics
Storm Across The Sahel review — Revisiting the Aftermath of the Boko Haram Insurgency
In his 1972 classic, Homecoming, Kenyan writer Ngugi Wa Thing'o asserts that…
Fuska Biyu review — A forged Science and Speculative Work of Art
"Fuska Biyu'' is a Hausa tale that addresses the topics of early…
5 Forces Behind Northern Nigeria’s Multidimensional Cultural and Creative Renaissance
Northern Nigeria is an assortment of diverse ethnic groups and cultures, sharing…
Bill Kinaro’s Benny and Griffin is a Testament that Age is Just a Number
"Fire in the hole,” we both said almost at the same time…
The Adventure of Ayya review – A Captivating Tale of Courage and Resilience
Sani Abdulrazak's The Adventure of Ayya is a captivating fictional short story…
Review of Dearlogue – a Poetic Duet by Abubakar Othman and Habeebatu X!
Dearlogue is a collective effort between a professor of literary psychoanalysis and…
Veteran Gone: 57 Facts About Saint Obi’s 57-Year Life and Career
As we mourn the loss of a Nollywood veteran, a legendary actor,…
“A Simple Lie” Review – A Gripping Tale of Betrayal, Manipulation, and Unconventional Love Affairs
Five people connected through friendship, lust, love, desperation, emotional blackmail and lies…
The Evolution of the Harp in African and American Music
The harp is one of the oldest and most widespread musical instruments…
Wearing Your Heart on Your Sleeve: An Overview on Using T-shirts as a Tool for Expression
The t-shirt as we know it today first appeared in the late…
It’s Giving Spoilt Brat: Are Gen-Z and Millennials Fuelling a Decline in Traditional Moral Values?
A coworker and I recently had a conversation about the moral values…
This is Why I Still Chew Sticks
Growing up, my grandmother introduced me to the tradition of using a…