One of the most important things you’ll read this week:
The story of Islamic radicalism in Nigeria is often told through armed groups. But what if part of that story began among students in ideological battles inside Nigerian universities?
https://t.co/m5zWVvN3gQ via @republicjournal
She co-founded a publishing house in Abuja in 2006 with no business training and no publishing background.
Twenty years later Cassava Republic Press has offices in London, authors on international prize lists and a backlist that has shaped a generation of African readers. This interview is a masterclass in what conviction looks like over time.
https://t.co/rMo6XveEOX