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Idowu Omoyele
Review: Biodun Olumuyiwa’s ‘In a Journey of Dreams’ is both timely and timeless
Friday
Idowu Omoyele
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30 Jul 2020
Biodun Olumuyiwa has been writing since the late 1980s, but has only recently published his debut poetry collection
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Garuba finds his ‘port of death’
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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19 Mar 2020
One of Nigeria’s greatest poets has died. ‘I sing for you brother, teacher, poet, prophet’
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Transformation began 50 years ago
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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2 Nov 2018
The first bid to place Africa at the heart of literary studies took place in Kenya
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Things Fall Apart turns 60
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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5 Oct 2018
The classic novel by Chinua Achebe, and how it came to be, are legendary African tales
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‘For 30 years, I kept running’
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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5 Jan 2018
Harry Garuba wrote his first collection of poems in 1982. It’s taken him 35 years to do a second
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Vile stain of racism taints the US
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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4 Jan 2018
It’s not surprising that the country has still not rid itself of its violent and racial bigotry
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Another Nigerian star emerges
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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17 Nov 2017
Ayòbámi Adébáyò summons Yoruba folklore and a longstanding literary tradition in her debut novel
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Toni Morrison’s Beloved, 30 years later
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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3 Oct 2017
With her intricate writing of physical suffering and supernatural torment, Toni Morrison vividly paints the pain of slavery
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Post-colonial universities are trapped by their past
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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31 Aug 2017
Mamdani looks at the history and ideologies that have shaped African universities and points to Afrikaans as an example of successful decolonisation
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Cry, Nigeria, my beloved country
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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28 Jul 2017
That a country so blessed with abundance can so cruelly betray its poor and vulnerable is nothing short of a tragedy
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Arrested decolonisation, season 4
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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14 Jul 2017
Transformation is the inclusion of African and other knowledge with Western thought
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Primo Levi’s legacy 70 years on
Article
Idowu Omoyele
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4 Jul 2017
'If This Is a Man' explores humanity’s inhumanity and the ability to endure unimaginable horrors.
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