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On this Independence Day, I want to highlight some authors with Nigerian ancestry who have new work out or are relatively less celebrated.I'll start with my main guy, @TochiTrueStory,

I once asked my mother what her family did during the Nigerian Civil War. She said her father was jobhunting.Jobhunting.TV gives us the idea that chaos rules when the worst

As someone from a country that has witnessed a civil war, totalitarian leaders, ethno-religious pogroms, state-sanctioned brutality & the slow eradication of human rights under the guise of criminality, I

I'm curious: when you rate a book, what exactly does your rating mean?Is it, "I'm rating this according to how it suits my own tastes" or is it "I'm rating

I always find the “Africa is better off from the results of colonization” arguments amusing. What do people think happened with African empires & their European counterparts prior to colonization?

I'm teaching a summer course with a project that requires engaging with "non-native English speakers," which I have now changed to "multilingual." "Native speaker" rubs me wrong, especially when it