Interview with Chairman of Nigeria Magazine

Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco To Benin City

Synopsis: This is a book about an African American who marries a Nigerian Woman and, after being fired by three companies after 1 year of employment, decides to go to Africa and Nigeria in particular to teach Government in Nigeria's Benin City high school called Eghosa Grammar School on New Lagos Road. Larry was a successful teacher for 4 years and returned to California. LarryUkaliJohnsonredd.net

Melissa Looby: Turning Everyday Adventures into Children's Picture Books

On The International Book Show, host Makonnen Sankofa chats with children's author Melissa Looby about her delightful picture books inspired by her son's real-life adventures. From train rides to London buses, Melissa shares how she brings everyday moments to life through fun, rhyming stories that inspire young readers and families.

The Woman in Red: A Strategic Blueprint for Women to Rise Bold, Unshakable, Alive as Leaders

What does it really mean to be a bold leader? On The International Book Show, host Makonnen Sankofa speaks with author Kemi Emmanuel about her inspiring book, The Woman in Red. Discover how purpose, resilience, confidence, and boldness can help every woman overcome fear, silence imposter syndrome, and lead with impact—regardless of her title or profession.

Interview with Chairman of Nigeria Magazine

Makonnen Sankofa, host of The International Book Show and recipient of the Social Impact award by Nigeria Magazine, interviews chairman of Nigeria Magazine, Kede Aihie.

The Ghost Protocol

On The International Book Show, host Makonnen Sankofa speaks with Femi Ajayi, author of The Ghost Protocol. Drawing on his background in law enforcement and anti-corruption investigations, Ajayi discusses the inspiration behind his novel and its exploration of digital identity theft, surveillance, and institutional corruption. More than a thriller, The Ghost Protocol is a warning about the growing influence of technology over our lives. The conversation highlights the importance of protecting privacy, preserving human identity, and ensuring that people—not machines—remain in control of the digital world.