One of the many problems of Nigeria, is her inability to grapple with her dark past—the Nigeria/Biafra war, religious, ethnic, tribal, and political riots.
History was removed from Nigerian school curriculum in 2008, only to be reintroduced years later.
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This flash nonfiction piece pushes the boundaries of the genre as the narrative voice retraces childhood to adulthood, crosses continents, and compares societies. Read "Time Lapse" by Augustine Obasi @AuggieFilms thedecolonialpassage.net/202…
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“If you don’t like someone’s story, you write your own.” —Chinua Achebe buff.ly/99x2P3O
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Temitope Abiola: The Nigerian Art of Storytelling in Chigozie Obioma’s The Fishermen 🤓
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At a Thursday talk hosted through the Literary Arts Department’s “Writers on Writing” series, author Chigozie Obioma discussed his unique approach to writing about tragedy and read from his most recent novel, “The Road to the Country.”
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My novel DEATH OF THE AUTHOR has won the 2026 NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work - Fiction!! 💃🏿🇳🇬🇺🇸🤖
Sigh…wow. 🥹 @naacpimageaward
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Ursula K. Le Guin: "We will need writers who can remember freedom"
As the rest of the world continues to innovate, Nigerians are stuck on regressive policies and derisive tribal rhetorics. It is a shame.
You live in a society where hard work is neither recognized nor rewarded yet you’re cozying up with your oppressors for crumbs —consciously betraying unborn generations.
The things that happen in Nigeria.
If assisting my granny that poured all her love into me is what you refer to as “black tax”, then I’m sorry it won’t stop.
What Yvonne Nelson deserves is praise and support for being brutally honest with us and revealing her pains, failures and successes in her journey through life.
But it is very disappointing to read how some Twitter users have reduced her new book "I am Not Yvonne Nelson" to a mere narrative of her failed relationships with Iyanya and Sarkodie and the other men - thereby indirectly portraying her as a serial loser instead of a victim
Barely 24hrs into Tinubu's government but we're already feeling the negative effects. I'm out here queuing and struggling to buy fuel. Who knows what tomorrow will bring?






















