A Night of Conversation with the Icons


It promises a beautiful night of literature as Thought Pyramid Arts Centre hosts the brilliant duo of Elnathan John, author of Born on a Tuesday and Abubakar Adam Ibrahim author of Season of Crimson Blossoms.

Nothing to lose. Everything to gain.
See you there.

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