Best Nigerian Books

The New Era

 Posted by Augustine Ogwo      156 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
The New Era

I have devoured the content of several Nigerian books and I am always taken aback as I read in dismay the very similar stories contained in Nigerian literal works. This gory sight has become a [...]

HALF OF A YELLOW SUN

 Posted by Joli      109 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
HALF OF A YELLOW SUN

Author: Chimanda Ngozi Adichie This book was given to me as a gift by a dear friend of mine. Having read Purple Hibiscus by the same author, I looked forward to taking a peek into [...]

KAMBILI AND I.

 Posted by Chokl8      128 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
KAMBILI AND I.

We became good friends, Kambili and I, when I realized we have a lot in common. I have learnt a lot from her and her experiences. We met on the first page of Purple Hibiscus [...]

You got me fired up!

 Posted by Elly Turtoe      177 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
You got me fired up!

Author: Eddie Iroh Book:Without a Silver Spoon Word count: 250 words. Without a Silver Spoon stirred up in me a love for reading Nigerian books. My heart went out to the protagonist Ure Chokwe, a [...]

Jul 172010
 
The hunter and the re-incarnated sea goddess.

I got back from school one day and the first thing I searched for was my ‘Concubine’. When I couldn’t find it after approximately ten minutes, I freaked. “Have you seen the concubine?” I asked [...]

 
The Gods are not to Blame by Ola Rotimi

The Gods are not to Blame Ola Rotimi ***** My Best Nigerian book is Ola Rotimi’s The Gods are not to Blame . It’s a classic that most literature student can not escape. The play [...]

THINGS FALL APART

 Posted by kaosi      143 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
THINGS FALL APART

THINGS FALL APART Author:Chinua Achebe. Written by Kaosi Anyanwu. Location:Lagos. I remember that very day as if it was yesterday.The day I got this book.My dad came back one day saying that we must read [...]

Jul 172010
 
Decolonizing My Literary Mind

Things Fall Apart Chinua Achebe As cliché as it might sound, Things Fall Apart was the book that did ‘it’ for me. For too long my literary world was colonized, I had never read any [...]

My Best Nigerian Book

 Posted by ifreke      70 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
My Best Nigerian Book

Title of the novel – Purple Hibiscus Author’s name – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie ‘Things started to fall apart at home’. That is what Chimamanda writes in the opening line of the novel and of course, [...]

 
Challenging traditional female-gender roles

Say you’re one of them Uwem Akpan As a pupil in the secondary school , I knew my mother was a nurse in the Federal Medical center , Ikot Ekpene and that she was paid [...]

Inspired

 Posted by Ayodeji      80 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
Inspired

BOOK: PURPLE HIBISCUS AUTHOR: CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE As I flipped through the pages, I couldn’t help but to be increasingly enamoured of my best Nigerian book. It felt like the story of a part of [...]

BLAZING EMBERS

 Posted by Aizehi      238 views  Best Nigerian Books
Jul 172010
 
BLAZING EMBERS

Everything Good Will Come by Sefi Atta did not strike a chord in me initially. It was slow-paced and the central theme evaded me. Fast-forward one hundred plus pages later, I was utterly blown away! [...]

Jul 162010
 
  WITH WORDS ALL BEINGS ARE POSSIBLE

When a hopeless sucker for magical realism and words extravaganza like me is asked to nominate his best Nigerian book he has only one choice: The Famished Road. Many good novels manage a couple of [...]

Jul 162010
 
Chimamanda Adichie's Purple Hibiscus

My favourite Nigerian book is Chimnmanda Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus for several reasons beyond her writing style, structure, topic and story. The novel highlights various issues from family to society to government. I learnt that rules [...]

 
The Concubine: When 'Igbotic' is a Good Thing...

Name: Ogbuehi Christopher Book Title: The Concubine Location: Nassarawo Quarters, Gombe State “WARNING: The Federal Ministry of Health warns that the book you are about to read may become quite addictive after line 1. You [...]

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