Bola Tinubu, national leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC, on Tuesday, said President Muhammadu Buhari was on a journey of redirecting Nigeria to the path of greatness.

Star journalist fired for writing fake stories in German news magazine.

Soji Cole is a lecturer in the Department of Theatre Arts, University of Ibadan. He won the 2018 Nigeria Prize for Literature instituted by the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited. His drama, Embers, was adjudged the best of the 89 entries by a panel of judges which included Professor Matthew Umukoro, Professor Mohammed Inuwa Umar-Buratai, and Dr Ngozi Udengwu.

Amit Chaudhuri, exploring people, places and memory through writing.

Writing uplifting music as a force for change - Lira

Egypt's ancient writing system remains a mystery to many. One museum in Jerusalem is hoping to change that by introducing emojis to increase understanding of hieroglyphs in the digital age.

American poet Jericho Brown speaks to Eve Jackson about winning the Pulitzer Prize for poetry, his collection “The Tradition” and how his poem 'The Virus' was like a prophecy of what was to come.

Seven female students writing the West Africa Senior Secondary Certificate Examination in Gombe State have tested positive for coronavirus.

She was the first black woman in Zimbabwe to have a book published in English and, in doing so, Tsitsi Dangarembga became one of the late 20th century's key literary voices. Her latest novel "This Mournable Body" completes the trilogy she started in 1988, tracing the journey of a young girl in post-colonial Rhodesia to womanhood in 21st century Zimbabwe. Applauded by critics worldwide, this latest novel is a powerful study of the struggle to survive in an unforgiving society and the scars – both psychological and physical – of decades of conflict and oppression.

Segun Odejimi talks about the process behind writing an ad copy for Nigeria telecommunication giant, Airtel.

The French-Senagalese writer and academic David Diop has taken home the International Booker Prize for a novel translated into English from another language.

The Russian leader has finally broken his silence on Novaya Gazeta editor Dmitry Muratov. But Muratov has shown himself to be unimpressed by what seems like a warning.