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Why Nwaubani Was Wrong

  • December 15, 2010

Many commentators have already responded fittingly to a recently published op-ed in the New York Times by Nigerian writer Adaobi Nwaubani. (One of them was Carmen McCain in this blogpost). In “The[…]

Culture and Society · General

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A – Z Life Lesons by Tolulope Akanni

  • August 25, 2010

Tolu Akanni describes himself as “a visionary and dynamic youth with a rare and unique passion sent on a mission to bring out the best in people to the end[…]

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Culture and Society

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olufemi terry//stickfighting days

  • July 15, 2010

i read the Caine Prize-winning stickfighting days by olufemi terry yesterday. boy. writing is such an interesting thing. we all have such different psyches, so many different energies and urges[…]

Culture and Society

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Literature is a Minority Affair

  • March 30, 2009

A review of Nigerian literary blogs by Akinlabi of Ayemidun. Literature is always a minority affair. Even in the blogosphere where we are continually inundated with massive proliferation of voices[…]

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