BLAPAN’s Inauguration Marks a Turning Point in Nigeria’s IP Protection Arena
A bold step forward in the fight against piracy and the push for stronger protections for literary professionals.
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Category: Nigeria
Climate Fiction Comes of Age: How the Inaugural Climate Fiction Prize Spotlights Literature’s Vital Role in the Anthropocene Era
With the climate crisis escalating, even as a US government in denial fuels the fire, this prize marks a turning point. By elevating stories that blend urgency with artistry, it challenges publishers and writers to treat the Anthropocene not as a backdrop but as a central creative frontier.
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The Reading Crisis in Nigeria: Challenges and the Role of Publishing Professionals
Nigeria has produced some of the finest writers of the past century. But where are the next generation of award-winning authors to come from if today’s kids can barely read and write?
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254 Submissions Chase the $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature 2025
The Prize has elevated the standards of book production in Nigeria, encouraging publishers to prioritise quality editing and design.
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Publishing in Nigeria – A Collaborative Path to Educational Growth
By collaborating with the government to supply affordable and high-quality textbooks, publishers can play a crucial role in ensuring that the free education policy achieves its intended outcomes.
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Brenda’s Books: Championing Excellence Amid Publishing Challenges in Nigeria
Through Brenda’s Books, Onu supports women in finding their voices, creating content that inspires and leaves a lasting impact.
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Nigeria’s Abuja is the 2025 Book City
Abuja Book City is more than a promotional event; it is a welcome call to reimagine the role of books as dynamic agents of cultural and educational transformation.
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Nigerian Publishers Association President Pledges Industry Revitalisation Through Innovation, and an Anti-Piracy Framework
Speaking at his investiture in Ibadan, Dauda committed to fostering innovation, inclusivity, and capacity-building among members.
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Nigeria’s Copyright Commission chief urges publishers to “understand”, “value” and “own” AI
Dr. Asein believes AI will empower authors to become publishers and vice versa.
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Nigeria’s Akada Children’s Book Festival set for October amid falling literacy standards in schools. The solution is simple
75% of Nigerian kids that cannot read simple sentences. Does anyone seriously think Nigeria got to be the economic powerhouse of Africa with an illiterate workforce?
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Nigeria – Akada Children Book Festival “a Catalyst” for Nigerian Children’s Publishing
Per UNICEF, 75 per cent of children in Nigeria, aged 7 to 14 years, cannot read a simple sentence...
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Nigeria’s Publishers Association and Association of Nigerian Authors to help develop creativity in correctional centres
The drive will help keep the inmates constructively engaged, inspire hope in them, help to develop...
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