We are so thrilled to share the longlists for The Isele Prizes!
This year we considered photo essays for the Isele Nonfiction Prize and so expanded the category to a total of 12 entries.
Find out more about all the works that made this year's lists:
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while the discourse on the inaccessibility of nigerian literature was being held, @masobebooks were actually coming up with something of a solution, or at least, a way to assuage the situation.
that's laudable!
I'll be surprised to find that a Nigerian born, raised, and living in Nigeria has seen up to 58 films in the NYT list of Best 100 Movies of the century.
It's certainly impossible that more than 9 such persons work in Nollywood. Based on what is produced.
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I'm back to this tweet and I'm here to share the good news! Your girl passed her Bar finals with flying colours!!!
I asked God and he did it ๐๐พ๐.
Latest lawyer in town.
We are delighted to announce the shortlist for the ACT Award 2024. The five shortlisted stories explore powerful and timely themes, including patriarchy; sacrifice and redemption; love, loss, and grief; the illusion of control; hope and despair.
@abasimaenyinn "The Line of beauty" by Alan Hollinghurst.
Anything by Cormac Mccarthy, but I would recommend "The Road". I think it's his most accessible book.
They are investigating the whole hospital because they brought an Alhaja with gold teeth on the vent to the unit, and someone stole the gold teeth. ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ๐