ANA gets literary prize for James Ene Henshaw
By SEGUN AJAYI
Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Unarguably, he was the first Nigerian to write full length plays in the 1950s and 1960s. The late James Ene Henshaw, who died in August, last year, still lives on in the hearts of many who savoured his works. For the late Henshaw, a medical doctor who strayed into playwriting, last pen-ultimate Saturday was another milestone in the family’s bid to immortalize him and sustain his literary legacies. | Read Story

Midnight quietude gives me the best words
U.S-based AbdulRasheed Na’Allah
By NWAGBO NNENYELIKE, Ilorin
Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Professor AbdulRasheed Na’Allah is a Nigerian writer based in the U.S. But as a poet, he is mostly inspired by African oral tradition. He writes more to depict African images. One striking thing about him is that despite the fact that he writes in English, many of his poems are written in Yoruba and Hausa| Read Story