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  • Soyinka's Other Gift to the World

    by Akin Adesokan June 7, 2001
    by Akin Adesokan

    Humanity may be messy, but it is intrinsically noble, and its existence is justified by certain inalienable rights. Any attempt to demean these rights in any one single individual or …

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  • The Writer and the Global Frontier

    by Maik Nwosu May 27, 2001
    by Maik Nwosu

    A lot of us will never live fully in Africa again. Many people in my daughter’s generation will probably grow up with only the idea of Africa…

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  • The Writer and the Global Frontier (2)

    by Maik Nwosu May 27, 2001
    by Maik Nwosu

    A lot of us will never live fully in Africa again. Many people in my daughter’s generation will probably grow up with only the idea of Africa…

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  • Fire Is An African God

    by Sola Osofisan May 17, 2001
    by Sola Osofisan

    You're from Africa and you've never seen a lion?

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  • The Largesse of His Excellency

    by Akin Adesokan February 22, 2001
    by Akin Adesokan

    If ever there was a case of money in search of an idea, it is the Abdulsalami A. Abubakar Distinguished Lecture Series!

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  • There They Go Again: Carpetbaggers' Diaspora Organ

    by Akin Adesokan January 10, 2001
    by Akin Adesokan

    It is funny that a government that does not adequately attend to the ordinary needs of its citizens…is pretending to organize people whose presence in America, Europe and elsewhere is …

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  • A Curious Christmas Gift

    by Akin Adesokan December 13, 2000
    by Akin Adesokan

    I believe the boy must have been happy to be in London. He was maybe too young to hate Nigeria, but young enough to know the deliciousness and freedom of …

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  • Stranger In A Strange Town

    by Sola Osofisan December 10, 2000
    by Sola Osofisan

    In Nigeria, you don't have to call ahead to tell a friend or neighbor you're coming over. You just knock on the door and they let you in.

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  • Season of Migration to the West: A Reaction to the Guardian

    by Sola Osofisan December 4, 2000
    by Sola Osofisan

    Nigerians remain the most educated ethnic group in America, much sought after and well-compensated by employers because of their focus and dedication to work.

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