Category: Book of the week
BOOK OF THE WEEK: ‘The Problempreneur’ by Princess Oghene
The Problempreneur by Dr. Princess Oghene is a philosophy that emphasizes the importance of identifying and
solving meaningful problems rather th [...]
BOOK OF THE WEEK: ‘The Challengers’ by Eghosa Imasuen
Eghosa Imasuen, a Nigerian writer and medical doctor, has unveiled a book titled ‘The Challengers’ which chronicles the ri [...]
BOOK OF THE WEEK: ‘DSS @ 40: My Journey Behind The Shield’ by Dennis Amachree
Former director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Dennis Amachree, has written a book titled DSS @40: My Journey Behind the Shield. This book [...]
‘Shadows’ by Eniola Bello
Shadows is a collection of protest essays by Eniola Bello, a columnist and managing director of THISDAY newspaper.
In the two-volume publ [...]
‘999: The Memoir of Charly Boy’ by Charles Oputa
Maverick showbiz maestro, Charles Oputa, popularly known as Charlyboy has unveiled his memoir, 999, a unique and intriguing story of his life’ [...]
‘Odogwu Girl: From Dreams To Reality’ by Rechael Okonkwo
'Odogwu Girl: From Dreams To Reality,' by Nollywood actress, Rechael Okonkwo is an inspiring blend of memoir and personal development that explores th [...]
BOOK OF THE WEEK: ‘Call Of Duty’ by Abdulsalami Abubakar
American officials who were with MKO Abiola when he died were initially denied access to him, Abdulsalami Abubakar has disclosed in his autobiography. [...]
BOOK OF THE WEEK: Becoming Her: Rooted And Grounded In Him by Love Ogah
Becoming Her: Rooted and Grounded in Him, a book written by Dr Love Ogah was born from moments of growth, surrender, healing, faith, and becoming. Thr [...]
BOOK OF THE WEEK: My Life Of Duty & Allegiances by Yakubu Gowon
My Life of Duty & Allegianceis a reflective and insightful memoir that chronicles the life, leadership and legacy of Yakubu Gowon, one of Nigeria’ [...]
Book Of The Week: ‘Alájòótà – A Kaffy Story: Diary Of An African Dance Queen’ by Kafayat Shafau
Born into a home filled with love, music, dance and laughter, and growing up in the ’80s, between trips to London and wherever [...]