Latest Blog Posts for Post-Colonial African Literature

• Universal Gratitude to African Literature with its Diaspora Authors
  on Dec 15, 2015 in African Diaspora Authors Nigerian writer
  The traumatic after-math of Transatlantic Slave Trade during the age of 16th to 19thcentury has established the historical art of African Diaspora. With the help of which, the literary domain of this region got diversified and globally renowned. The...
• Intensifying Reasons That Made Nigerian Literature Popularized
  on Dec 2, 2015 in Famous West African Poets Nigerian writer
  Nigeria is one of the most influencing countries in Africa, for which, the region got impressive attention in the global literary domain. As the history narrates, oral folklore was the only way to convey the unspoken thoughts of human mind in the for...
• African Diaspora Literature Rising in Popularity
  on Nov 12, 2015 in African Diaspora Authors Famous West African Poets
  The African Diaspora is a commonly used jargon these days and was coined around 1990s. It refers to the communities all over the globe those have descended from the historic movement of African people in the past. The African Diaspora community exist...
• Resolving Niger Delta Crisis for Greater Benefits
  on Oct 29, 2015 in Niger delta conflict books Niger delta writers
  Man’s greed for gold and material wealth is eternal. This vice existed even in the prehistoric days and there is yet no indication that it will vanish into thin air pretty soon. The continent of Africa, precisely the Niger Delta region has been exp...
• African Diaspora Literature & the Shifting Social, Political, Cultural Norms
  on Sep 7, 2015 in African Diaspora Authors
  African community has been subjected to migration, thanks to flourishing slave trade, since the historic ages. During their forced migration, the Diaspora community maintained its age-old tradition of oral storytelling in their new homes across the f...
• The Association of Nigerian Authors & Its Contributions to the Society
  on Aug 24, 2015 in Modern African Literature Nigerian Author
  The date 27 June of the year 1981 stands ever memorable in the world of Nigerian as well as contemporary African literature. On this day, some of the most distinct personalities across the domain of Nigerian literature met at Nsukku – the scenic ac...
• African Authors Opening Up Cultural Doors to the Continent
  on Jul 23, 2015 in Author From West Africa West African Author
  Huge misconception exists about Africa and her people before the arrival of European colonists. According to this misconception, Africans were nothing more than savages at that point of time. The savages were gradually converted into civilized creatu...
• Dr. Tanure Ojaide & Modern African Literature Steadily Gaining Global Prominence
  on Jun 22, 2015 in Modern African Literature Nigerian Poet
  African literature has gained global popularity only in the recent times. Prominence of the genre of literature has obviously been possible because of some ideal classics that have been penned. Actually, the tradition of written literature is compara...
• Dr. Tanure Ojaide’s Books Revealing Political Dimensions of Nigeria & Its Government like Nothing Else
  on Jun 16, 2015 in African writers books Nigerian politics and government
  An increasing number of scholars and students across the world, who are interested about Africa, and Nigeria in particular, are categorically opting for the works of Dr. Tanure Ojaide. As such, Dr. Ojaide’s works are being considered as the most re...
• Changing Trends of African Literature & Some Famous Nigerian Poets
  on May 26, 2015 in famous nigerian poets post-colonial african literature
  The continent of Africa consists of 55 countries, each of which possesses a vast wealth of culture along with literary history. As such, each of the 55 nations has indigenous languages and history. Therefore, the aspect of African poetry covers an ex...

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