At the worth reading podcast, our strong commitment to promoting an egalitarian society runs deep. Hence, our focus on spotlighting African literature at its finest.
We had a number of questions for Michael Afenfia on this episode. The author of the best selling “The Mechanics of Yenagoa”, answered them all
Our first dive into the fascinating world of fantasy fiction had to be with this debut by Umar Turaki. One thing ‘Such a Beautiful Thing
After 11 episodes of the Worth Reading Podcast, Tobi and Seyi, did their first ever in-person recording. Guess their book in focus? Seyi’s all-time favourite
Your favourite book connoisseurs are back with an all new season! What better way to start the season than with all-time fave – Ayobami Adebayo.
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Episode description: Love in Winter Wonderland is a Young Adult fiction written by Abiola Bello. Set in Stoke Newington, two teenagers come together at Christmas
Episode description: On this episode, Tobi and Seyi sit with Nike Campbell to discuss SARO, her most recent book. Set in historical times and chronicling
Episode description: How about some music inspired short stories? Yes please! Chimeka Garricks is no stranger in the Nigerian Literary space. From his banging debut
Episode description: Few fictional works leave a strong aftertaste like Tomorrow I Become A Woman. From rekindling an interest in an eroding part of Nigerian
Episode description: What does it mean to be Nigerian? What does it mean to hail from the most populous black nation in the world? Twenty
Episode description: Nothing beats getting a glimpse of the behind the scenes of a formidable brand you love. It is like tasting fine wine and