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World literary scholarship and the dialectics of “morounmulo” and “morounmubo”: for Tejumola Olaniyan @ 60

First published on April 7, 2019 This week, Tejumola Olaniyan, the Louise Durham Mead Professor of English and African […]

In 1977, Tejumola Olaniyan narrates, Nigerian soldiers armed with AK 47’s invaded a musical concert by Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. The purpose […]

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Excerpts from Prof Wole Soyinka’s review of “Never Quite The Insider. A Nigerian Memoir.” At TerraKulture 17th October 2019. Part […]

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Excerpts from Prof Wole Soyinka’s review of“Never Quite The Insider. A Nigerian Memoir.” At TerraKulture 17th October 2019. It […]

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In his new book, The Man Lives: A Conversation with Wole Soyinka on Life, Literature, and Politics (177 pages. Bookcraft […]

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The Man Lives: A Dialogue with Wole Soyinka on Life, Literature, and Politics by Okey Ndibe. 141 pages. (Bookcraft Publishers, […]

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…In March 2010, then Libyan President Muammar Ghadaffi also examined Nigeria and concluded that its immediate survival lies in splitting […]

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Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, has lambasted the United States for the delay in designating Boko Haram a terror group, […]

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I always lament the dearth of travel writing books by African authors. I have since been scolded for failing to […]