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Ifowodo wins $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature
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Ifowodo wins $100,000 Nigeria Prize for Literature

Punch Nigeria 10 minutes 1 mins read
Ogaga Ifowodo has won the 2026 Nigeria Prize for Literature and its $100,000 prize money for his poetry collection, ‘Why Does God Need a Gun?’. Read More: https://punchng.com/ifowodo-wins-100000-nigeria-prize-for-literature/

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