Celebrating literature, nurturing voices, and building a vibrant creative community since 1998.
The Abuja Literary Society (ALS) founded by Victor Anoliefo, Ike Anya, Ferdinand Agu and Ken Ike Okere in 1998 is a creative community bringing together writers, poets, book-lovers, and art enthusiasts who share a passion for storytelling and culture.
Through weekly meetings and dynamic events, ALS fosters a space where ideas flow freely from Open Mic nights and Book Clubs to Writing Workshops and Book Jams.
To build and sustain a thriving literary culture in Nigeria’s Federal Capital nurturing new voices, promoting the arts, and inspiring the next generation of storytellers.
Every Friday, ALS creates unforgettable moments that celebrate creativity and community.
Open Mic @ Transcorp Hilton, Maitama
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Open Mic+ @ Transcorp Hilton, Maitama
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Book Club @ The Milk Shop, Maitama
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
ALS was brought to life by visionary minds who saw the need for a literary haven in the heart of Nigeria’s capital.
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“ALS has been a creative sanctuary for me. The Friday readings have inspired me to finally publish my first poetry book.”
“Being part of ALS connected me with amazing creatives and mentors who shaped my writing journey.”
Fiction Writer
“ALS is not just an organization : it’s a family. Every Friday feels like coming home to creativity.”
Spoken Word Artist
“From mentorship to friendship, ALS has given me everything I need to thrive as a storyteller.”
Creative Writer
“ALS has been a creative sanctuary for me. The Friday readings have inspired me to finally publish my first poetry book.”
“Being part of ALS connected me with amazing creatives and mentors who shaped my writing journey.”