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More than 60 years after independence, decolonisation remains appealing to large swaths of Africans. Writers and other creative…
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A few months ago, I joined a WhatsApp group created for prospective volunteers for an African Union initiative.…
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Nigeria is hardly a nation of patriots. From the outside, you may be mistaken to believe Nigerians are…
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To my shame, I read Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart for the first time as a freshman at…
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