Ngugi wa Thiong’o: Ake Arts and Book Festival’s Worthy Headliner
By Adefoyeke Ajao The use of language as a form of resistance dominated Professor Ngugi…
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Kunle Ajibade: Remembering Dele Giwa
By Kunle Ajibade Since Dele Giwa was killed by a letter bomb on 19 October…
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Interpreting our unfolding times
By Kunle Ajibade Sam Omatseye’s A Chronicle Foretold is an illuminating collection of 77 pieces…
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Kunle Ajibade: Biodun Jeyifo’s Humanising Pedagogy
Kunle Ajibade When we learnt on December 14 1987 that Dr Biodun Jeyifo had resigned…
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Kunle Ajibade: Of Gbadegesin’s Sense of Duty
Kunle Ajibade William Faulkner, the winner of the 1949 Nobel Prize in Literature, wrote in…
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Which Path To Economic Growth And Development In Africa?
Kunle Ajibade Last week, The Economist of London (June 20th – 26th 2015 edition) ran…
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Refugees As Objects Of Contemplation
By Kunle Ajibade The Spanish philosopher, George Santayana, in his essay, The Philosophy of Travel,…
9 years ago