Ndaeyo Uko’s Story Building: Narrative Techniques for News and Feature Writers
BY SAM AKPE Oh my God! Here is the book at last. It is not meant just to be read; it is to be studied, enjoyed…
BY SAM AKPE Oh my God! Here is the book at last. It is not meant just to be read; it is to be studied, enjoyed…
BY SAM AKPE This book is sure going to tickle you a little. You will laugh and scream and wonder as you turn each page. Then…
By Sam Akpe The book is big – a little over 700 pages. But it’s in no way scary. If you love excellent, descriptive, and thrilling…
By Ndaeyo Uko The Chairman looked at the name on the visitor’s form and shrugged. The name did not ring bell; it gave a tiny and…
A Review of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala’s book by Sam Akpe Fighting Corruption Is Dangerous: The Story Behind the Headlines practically confirms what we had always known; that corruption…
“Energy and persistence conquer all things” – Benjamin Franklin. You may not believe it but every man or woman who ever became anything has a story of…
May his soul rest in peace “Having IMF monitors in the central bank assumes that we are incapable of doing of our job. That kind of…
Mallam Adamu Ciroma was born in 1934 in his home town Potiskum of the present Yobe State. He attended Fika Elementary School from 1943 to 1944,…
Book Review By Dare Babarinsa For almost seven decades, Chief Ayo Adebanjo, has been part of the Nigerian story. In his enthralling autobiography, Telling It As…
by FEMI ADESINA At the launch of “Newswatch Who’s Who In Nigeria” in 1990, Ray Ekpu, erstwhile editor-in-chief of Newswatch magazine described him as “the two-minute…