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‘Writers in the indigenous languages can also attain global recognition’

Chief Banjo Akinlabi has written a staggering 84 Yoruba literary texts. And in this era that indigenous authors are not celebrated, he is really concerned. In this interview with Adeyinka Adekunle, he speaks on the challenges those who write in the indigenous languages face

 

The Authors to celebrate works of literary giants

A literary organisation, The Authors, has concluded plans to celebrate the works of some Nigerian literary giants.

   

A peep into the past, present and future of Ido people

Charles Akinsete reviews the historical accounts of Ido land written by Honourable Oludare Adesina, submitting that the author, in bringing to limelight the history of Ido, emphasises the significance of the century-old socio-cultural values of Ido people.

 

Abiala’s book heralds interesting times in public discourse

A review of Olu Abiala’s new book, Trade Union Movement and National Development in Nigeria: Memoirs of Labour Struggle by

   

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