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naijablog: Pieter Hugo's Nollywood Series

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Check out Innovators under 35 to watch in French-speaking Africa. Brittle Paper A Fun Blog on Literature and Philosophy. Support African Writing Help fund SSDA’s Migration Anthology. Opinion: Media feeding a culpable indifference to the human experience. AFRICA IS A COUNTRY. I got the PhD but it’s not only for me, it’s for me, you, you, you and you. What is making me happy today: Nathi Nomvula. Jonathan’s ‘fat list’ and Nigeria’s El Gordo. So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodnight…. 160; 5:54 pm.

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What She Thinks: May 2015

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Wednesday, May 20, 2015. The Author Speaks with Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam. This is the fifth in a series of interviews with. Authors. You can read the first four. 2010,Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam attended the Farafina Trust Creative Writing workshop. She has also attended the Nigerian Academy of Letters creative writing workshop(2011) and the Fidelity Bank International Workshop(2011). Chioma lives with her family in the old, quiet hilly town of Enugu. Tell me about your journey to publication with Ankara Press. The f...

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Camping and Kanazawa | pyoo wata

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Born in America.heart in Nigeria.producing thoughts in the blogosphere like pure water. Yes, this used to be an unpublished half-post. Decided to run with it an publish it anyway before it gets too. Irrelevant. Urgghh, everything's moving too fast. Evolutionary psychologist, Santoshi Kanazawa. Has perhaps set himself to be the Harold Camping. Yes, I let out a chuckle or two at the Savage Mind's dismissal. Of evolutionary psychology and Kanazawa's, Why Black Women are Ugly piece (H/T Loomnie. Yet It could...

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Things I Feel Strongly About: October 2013

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Things I Feel Strongly About. Wednesday, 9 October 2013. Too rich for its own good. This very interesting piece. On the BBC News website caught my attention -. The Democratic Republic of Congo is potentially one of the richest countries on earth, but colonialism, slavery and corruption have turned it into one of the poorest, historian Dan Snow writes. The world's bloodiest conflict since World War II is still rumbling on today. I met rape victims, rebels, bloated politicians and haunted citizens of a cou...

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Things I Feel Strongly About: March 2013

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Things I Feel Strongly About. Monday, 18 March 2013. The real story of Nigeria 2. Saturday, 9 March 2013. The real story of Nigeria. A valuable record of Nigeria's political history, good mainly for its factual accuracy, but perhaps less so for some judgements made by the film's maker. Nevertheless, this film is definitely worth watching and I was transfixed for the hour and a half it took to watch it from start to finish. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The truth about black hair.

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Things I Feel Strongly About: April 2013

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Things I Feel Strongly About. Tuesday, 16 April 2013. Award-winning African author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie tells Jon Snow why her latest book Americanah mirrors some of the central issues of her own life: race, immigration and the power of hair. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Nigeria: Our fascination with regulating how women dress. Credibility and the Nigerian Military. The truth about black hair. Council on Foreign Relations. Why Peace Is Not at Hand. A Moment of Kindness. 8220;...

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Things I Feel Strongly About: May 2014

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Things I Feel Strongly About. Sunday, 18 May 2014. The South Rift Valley, Bomet, Narok, Masai Mara, more. and Naivasha (2). There was also to be seen the occasional European-style farmstead, but these were far outnumbered by those farms that clearly were owned and run by the indigenous people. A few hours of this and then we reached the outskirts of the town of Narok. A mostly Masai town that is a major staging point for trips to the famous Masai Mara National Reserve. And the Ngorongoro Crater. 8220;Tru...

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No more menthols | pyoo wata

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Born in America.heart in Nigeria.producing thoughts in the blogosphere like pure water. I hate cigarettes and the tobacco industry as much as the next non-smoker - however, I am concerned about recent talks to urge the FDA to ban mentholated cigarettes exclusively. The link is a year old, but for some reason, a number of articles have come out from American Journal of Public Health this month and last about menthols). But more importantly, a conversation about banning menthol cigarettes without a discuss...

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Things I Feel Strongly About: The South Rift Valley, Bomet, Narok, Masai Mara, more.. and Naivasha (1)

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Things I Feel Strongly About. Wednesday, 30 April 2014. The South Rift Valley, Bomet, Narok, Masai Mara, more. and Naivasha (1). The journey to Nairobi had itself not been without its difficulties, what with a sleepless twelve-hour stopover at Amsterdam Airport. But I thought of this only as a minor discomfort, for in my mind I was undertaking a voyage of discovery. The hope was that an annoyance such as this one would be more than made up for in the end. The aim here is to attempt to discuss, as closely...