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Chinua Achebe in his novel: “Things Fall Apart,” spoke of the white man perceived to be destroying community values and causing anarchy
President Buhari congratulates the renowned actor for the many pioneering and motivating roles in the entertainment industry, hitting the limelight in the 80s as Okonkwo in the screen adaptation of Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart”, where his superlative performance brought the spotlight to Nigeria and Africa.
This is Ekwefi’s narration: There once lived a very avaricious Tortoise whose greed knew no bounds and which eventually became its tragic flaw.
The spokesman spoke when he received a merit award from the Ambassadors of Voice for Change in Abuja on Friday.
That was the message, in my estimation, that insurgents rudely passed to Nigeria last Tuesday with the invasion of Nigeria’s apex military institution, the Nigerian Defence Academy.
The fitness walk, also done across the 36 states of the federation, had him demand for Igbo presidency.
The Prize is to be administered by ANA founded in 1981.
A first print, first edition copy of late Chinua Achebe’s premier novel ‘Things Fall Apart’ has been purchased for one million naira.
Agbaje, who spoke against the background of recent troubling developments in the camp of the All Progressives Congress, warned that Lagos State will not witness that great transformation it urgently needs if the APC is allowed to remain in office
Obama took to his Twitter handle to announce the six all-African authored books ahead of his first visit to Africa since leaving office on January 20, 2017.
People must be reminded that corruption hurts the poor disproportionately due to diverting funds intend for development, undermining a government’s ability to provide basic services, feeding inequality and injustice and discouraging foreign investment and aid
Google said on its website on Thursday that it honoured Achebe on its doodle on November 16, which would have been Achebe’s 87th birthday.
Edochie, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Awka, anamra State, said he was still feeling strong attaining “three score and ten” years
The National Vice President of the association, Danja Abdullahi, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that the event would come up on April 3 in Abuja
It is part of activities for the national funeral of the famed author of the epochal Things Fall Apart and other works that defined African literature and made it part of global literary canon
Aged 82, Achebe died at a hospital in Boston, Massachusetts
Prof. Ikenna Dieke of the Department of English and Literary Studies wrote: “Achebe is a rare jewel, star among stars with simple elegance. He reminds us of our inner and outer beauty and warns us against the insidious politics of cultural hegemony. Adieu our super hero
He saw humans walking on DEAD MEN’s PATH and told them the story of HOW THE LEOPARD GOT ITS CLAWS