African books in audio format. We love to celebrate the writer in every African and we are open to supporting them in any way we can. We believe you can read by listening. We are Friendly, Unique and Native. Read more...
We are a Bookclub open to book lovers residing in Nigeria. We are open in the following states; Lagos (Mainland and Island) and Abuja respectively. Bookworms Arise Bookclub was born out of the need to satisfy raging bookworms and bring together like-minded individuals to discuss and develop good reading habits Read more...
The Bookworm Cafe is a unique book reading club for children between the ages of 0-16 years old in Nigeria. We believe in inculcating the habit of reading from a tender age. Children can either lend from our library or purchase from our vast collection. Read more...
A group of book loving individuals who meet every month to discuss different books and share their reading experiences. Join in on the 28th of October, 2017, by 4 p.m as Nigeria’s journey to independence will be reviewed. Read more...
The Channels Book Club is a television programme hosted on Channels tv station with the aim of promoting books and authors, carrying out bookclubs.com.ng reviews, attending book fairs, organising writing competitions among youths, as well as influencing government policies positively in favour of reviving the love for reading among Nigerians in diaspora. Some writers who have been featured on the Read more...
Driven by the goal of drawing attention to the importance of reading for personal and national development through interactive and reading sessions, distribution of books and writing competitions among school children and youths. Read more...
Lagos Books Club seeks to contribute to, and encourage reading culture in Africa, It is our belief that reading is one of the keys to enlightenment and self-empowerment in our society. LBC promotes reading amongst children and young adults, runs reading workshops for students and teachers, promotes the works of African authors, as well as library development. Read more...
