Afe 1974 wɔtee Tana Press wɔxa01977 wɔtee Nwapa Company, a detwerɛ mmofra anasesem bebree a na ɛyɛ ɔnoa na atwerɛ ne nea amanfoɔ atwerɛxa0.[2][8]xa0Botae a na ɛsi nani so ne sɔ ɔbekyerɛ mmaa ne wɔn aɔko ma mmaa yidie. (both with capital F and mall f) about the role of women in Nigeria, their economic independence, their relationship with their husbands and children, their traditional beliefs and their status in the community as a whole.[1][9] Tana has been described as the first press run by a woman and targeted at a largely female audience. A project far beyond its time at a period when no one saw African women as constituting a community of readers or a book-buying demographic.[10]