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Ayi Kwei Armah or Meja Mwangi May Win the Nobel Prize Before Ngugi Wa Thiongo?

Posted By: adminon: October 15, 2016In: SpectacleTags: African, Chinua Achebe, Mwangi, Nadine Gordimer, Prof Ibrahim Bello-Kano, Prof Wole SoyinkaNo CommentsViews:
Ayi Kwei Armah or Meja Mwangi May Win the Nobel Prize Before Ngugi Wa Thiongo?

          Wole Soyinka won it. That is the Nobel Prize for Literature. That was great for Africa for the very reason that breaking into that cultural brick wall is a... Read more

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Nollywood and Nigeria’s Challenge of Reel Geopolitics Part 1

Posted By: adminon: October 08, 2016In: De-EscalationTags: Akin Adesokan, America, Bollywood, Brazil, CHINA, CIA, Europe, Geoffrey Onyeama, Hollywood, Indian, Kannywood, Lai Mohammed, Nollywood, Prof Akwanya, Prof Ibrahim Bello-Kano, Prof Saint GbilekaNo CommentsViews:
Nollywood and Nigeria’s Challenge of Reel Geopolitics Part 1

By Adagbo ONOJA Reel geopolitics is the name of the game. That is the game of husbanding cinematographic representation of reality to the help of national power in global politics. The power... Read more

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Where is Nigeria Today and Why? Part 1

Posted By: adminon: September 27, 2016In: Policy & GovernanceTags: Christians and Muslims, Edris Abdulkareem, OBASANJO, Prof Ibrahim Bello-Kano, Professor Amaechi Nicholas Akwanya, Professor Soyinka, Sultan of SokotoNo CommentsViews:
Where is Nigeria Today and Why? Part 1

  By Adagbo ONOJA Nigeria is, indeed, at war. It is the kind of ‘war’ imagined in Eedris Abdulkareem’s musical number ‘Jaga Jaga’ and in which the society is decentred. The songster’s l... Read more

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