So he has been keeping that his hair plenty since.

Works By Wole Soyinka:

"Keffi's Birthday Treat" (1954)
The Invention (1957)
The Swamp Dwellers (1958)
A Quality of Violence (1959)[50]
The Lion and the Jewel (1959)
The Trials of Brother Jero
A Dance of the Forests (1960)
My Father's Burden (1960)
The Strong Breed (1964)
Before the Blackout (1964)
Kongi's Harvest (1964)
The Road (1965)
Madmen and Specialists (1970)
The Bacchae of Euripides (1973)
Camwood on the Leaves (1973)
Jero's Metamorphosis (1973)
Death and the King's Horseman (1975)
Opera Wonyosi (1977)
Requiem for a Futurologist (1983)
Sixty-Six (short piece) (1984)[51]
A Play of Giants (1984)
From Zia with Love (1992)
The Detainee (radio play)
A Scourge of Hyacinths (radio play)
The Beatification of Area Boy (1996)
Document of Identity (radio play, 1999)
King Baabu (2001)
Etiki Revu Wetin

Novels:
The Interpreters (1964)
Season of Anomy (1972)
Short stories
A Tale of Two (1958)
Egbe's Sworn Enemy (1960)
Madame Etienne's Establishment (1960)

Memoirs:
The Man Died: Prison Notes (1971)
Aké: The Years of Childhood (1981)
Ibadan: The Penkelemes Years: a memoir 1946-65 (1989)
Isara: A Voyage around Essay (1990)
You Must Set Forth at Dawn (2006)

Poetry collections:
Idanre and other poems (1967)
A Big Airplane Crashed Into The Earth (original title Poems from Prison) (1969)
A Shuttle in the Crypt (1971)
Ogun Abibiman (1976)
Mandela's Earth and other poems (1988)
Early Poems (1997)
Samarkand and Other Markets I Have Known (2002)

Essays:
Towards a True Theater (1962)
Culture in Transition (1963)
Neo-Tarzanism: The Poetics of Pseudo-Transition
Art, Dialogue, and Outrage: Essays on Literature and Culture (1988)
From Drama and the African World View (1976)
Myth, Literature, and the African World (1976)[52]
The Blackman and the Veil (1990)[53]
The Credo of Being and Nothingness (1991)
The Burden of Memory – The Muse of Forgiveness (1999)
A Climate of Fear (originally held as the BBC Reith Lectures 2004, audio and transcripts)
New Imperialism (2009)[54]
Of Africa (2012)[55][56]

Movies:
Kongi's Harvest
Culture in Transition
Blues for a Prodigal






what have we learnt from this man?

is he really passing on his knowledge to the young generation?

Honour well deserved.

most of men of such stock are of the preceding generation. may God bless our nation with more men like him.

kenoz:
So he has been keeping that his hair plenty since.

yea

you can go hunting there if you like lols

robosky02:
Personality profile: Wole Soyinka


Akinwande Oluwole "Wole" Babatunde Soyinka (Yoruba: Oluwo̩lé S̩óyinká, pronounced "Shoyinka"; born 13 July 1934)
is a Nigerian playwright and poet. He was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature, the first African to be honored with such award.

The first African to win the award is Albert Camus. Though he was French-Algerian.

I jst can't help bt to laff @some comments here, tribalism has done us in naija. Which way fwd nigerian youths?

pcicero:


The first African to win the award is Albert Camus. Though he was French-Algerian.

WOLE SOYINKA is the first proper African to win it because

Albert Camus was considerd as a French man although he has an Algerian root.

he is often referd to as

"Albert Camus French Nobel Prize winning author, journalist, and philosopher." cos he achieved his learning and living the french life.

laidesmen217:
See head like isi azu

Must you always let everybody know you are a lunatic, can't you just hide this from the public?

robosky02:
Personality profile: Wole Soyinka


Akinwande Oluwole "Wole" Babatunde Soyinka (Yoruba: Oluwo̩lé S̩óyinká, pronounced "Shoyinka"; born 13 July 1934)
is a Nigerian playwright and poet. He was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize in Literature, the first African to be honored with such award.

I realize say na wen dz man old him com fine pass

Living in past glory to abuse our president ,buffoon he is.

robosky02:


yea

you can go hunting there if you like lols

You can help me nah. Andwe'll share the prey 40/60.

Pass by

The OJUJU MAN HIMSELF!

Even at 80, Wole Soyinka still exudes an enviable, evergreen handsomeness and sex appeal that will make Peppyluv02 wet her panties!

Peppybaby, am I right?

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I Love you sir... The only Yoruba man I respect! I doff my hat!

Nice...

dis man na one of the people wey spoil nigeria... he started cultism in nigeria but am not condemning him anyway... he is a model

jibrilaminu003:


I realize say na wen dz man old him com fine pass

i think so too

ceejayluv:

With the proceeds,
He founded the Road Safety Corps before the FG adopted it. They've employed and saved many people's lives.

Where did you get that story from?

Wow...and hes an old man now

robosky02:

what have we learnt from this man?

is he really passing on his knowledge to the young generation?

Didn't you read his books while in school or you studied at home? anyway:it is still not too late to benefit from his wealth of knowledge! attend his workshops,seminars and lectures when next you hear of it coming.

mencade6:
black man slave mentality.


Who he don help with the noble prize?

. Why are you looking for help, mr begger help yourself

ayomutu:
. Why are you looking for help, mr begger help yourself

oga beggar like you. Advocating him help people in need which could be you and many others is not begging.

See ur head

mencade6:
black man slave mentality.


Who he don help with the noble prize?

. Why are you looking for help, help yourself

ayomutu:
. Why are you looking for help, help yourself

where is your brain? Is this how people from your place seek for help?

babaireti:

Didn't you read his books while in school or you studied at home? anyway:it is still not too late to benefit from his wealth of knowledge! attend his workshops,seminars and lectures when next you hear of it coming.

lols
please tell us the one you read.

BOOKS BY SOYINKA:
Ake,
The Interpreters,
Kongi's Harvest,
The burden of memory,
the muse of forgiveness,
King Baabu

The lion and the jewel

Strong mind.

mattonnairaland:
Strong mind.

ok

EbubeOnoh:
See bear bear

u go chop?

sKeetz:

omo, you and this your goat, you be goat?