caustical:

How more retar.d.ed can U be? Igbos (indian hemps) are so dumb that whenever they wanna diss yoruba, the only thing that comes out of their mouth is palm oil. Are your brain cells made of palm oil?

caustical:

How more retar.d.ed can U be? Igbos (indian hemps) are so dumb that whenever they wanna diss yoruba, the only thing that comes out of their mouth is palm oil. Are your brain cells made of palm oil?

caustical:

How more retar.d.ed can U be? Igbos (indian hemps) are so dumb that whenever they wanna diss yoruba, the only thing that comes out of their mouth is palm oil. Are your brain cells made of palm oil?

ochukoccna: Under fire by who
Yi_bo Biafrans or
Nigerians
All Sam did was express his POV
Counter it with a superior one not insult his person with gutter language
This east side of Nigerian rebels never seem to amaze one
They die Biafrans yet are buried and celebrated as Nigerians
1st was Ojukwu,now Achebe and you wonder who next

mediainspired: But why are some people here pathologically and pathetically tribalistic? Eko Ile, alj harem etc come to mind. On what bases? It beats me! Is it inferiority complex or what? Eko Ile in particularly is deranged and disgusting, always stirring up tribal conflicts here. Eko Ile, are u human or an animal? It's nauseating, abeeeg! Mtscheeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww!

mediainspired: But why are some people here pathologically and pathetically tribalistic? Eko Ile, alj harem etc come to mind. On what bases? It beats me! Is it inferiority complex or what? Eko Ile in particularly is deranged and disgusting, always stirring up tribal conflicts here. Eko Ile, are u human or an animal? It's nauseating, abeeeg! Mtscheeeeewwwwwwwwwwwww!

Eko Ile:



That's all? Thanks for the compliments.

Eko Ile:



Love wantintin. I'm sure you know the man is a married man and there is no room for you in his bed...

slimghost:

EKO ILE is the name of an animal (rodent specie) found in sub-sahara africa.

Eko Ile:



Same loser talk...

dridowu: God bless Nigeria

alexchiny: Ndi Ofe

caustical: Soyinka and Achebe can never and never be equal or else they are giving Nobel laureate in hell or wherever he is.

Igbos are losers and they will continue to be so till thy kingdom come.

Ask them why they hate yorubas so much, and U will start hearing things like Palm oil soup, yoruba have juju and they are betrayed in the civil war.

These are my responses, their complain about yoruba soup shows that they are the dumbe.s.t people on the surface of the earth, every tribe has freedom to eat what they wanna eat and no one forces Igbos to take it. how more dumb can U be claiming that palm oil causes malaria. I knew this God forsaken people case is pathetic the moment I read an article about a man from this forsaken tribe claiming to have studied in america still complain about palm oil causing malaria. Are U all f.00ls? Don't U know what Plasmodium is?

They said yorubas have Juju, but my response is that where was Okija shrine found and many other atrocities they commit in the south east...Can U see these people are irreversible nimcom.poo.p

And about the civil war betrayer, I always tell them to cry a river because U can't complain about your losses in a war when U have made up your mind that that was they only way U wanted to go about resolving any discrepancy U had and we yorubas are not dumb to follow U blindly because we use our brain and not our muscles in making our decisions

caustical: Soyinka and Achebe can never and never be equal or else they are giving Nobel laureate in hell or wherever he is.

Igbos are losers and they will continue to be so till thy kingdom come.

Ask them why they hate yorubas so much, and U will start hearing things like Palm oil soup, yoruba have juju and they are betrayed in the civil war.

These are my responses, their complain about yoruba soup shows that they are the dumbe.s.t people on the surface of the earth, every tribe has freedom to eat what they wanna eat and no one forces Igbos to take it. how more dumb can U be claiming that palm oil causes malaria. I knew this God forsaken people case is pathetic the moment I read an article about a man from this forsaken tribe claiming to have studied in america still complain about palm oil causing malaria. Are U all f.00ls? Don't U know what Plasmodium is?

They said yorubas have Juju, but my response is that where was Okija shrine found and many other atrocities they commit in the south east...Can U see these people are irreversible nimcom.poo.p

And about the civil war betrayer, I always tell them to cry a river because U can't complain about your losses in a war when U have made up your mind that that was they only way U wanted to go about resolving any discrepancy U had and we yorubas are not dumb to follow U blindly because we use our brain and not our muscles in making our decisions

Eko Ile:



Please keep quiet with your apples and oranges and irrelevant analogies.


Leave thread if you can not stay on topic. This is how people fail WAEC.

Some Final Thoughts:
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Achebe has a strange position in the canon: he's simultaneously the best-known English-language writer from the African continent[/size], but that knowledge tends to start and stop at a single novel. There's no doubt that Things Fall Apart was a milestone work, but celebration of that milestone has, curiously, dulled interest in his other works.

Though Achebe stopped writing novels after 1987, the range of his work is daunting: short stories, poetry, essays, plays, memoirs, ... even children's books. One good place to start is his collection of essays Hopes and Impediments (1988), an extended meditation on the relationship between Africa and its former colonizers, the lingering heritage of that colonization on history and culture, and the ways in which we might be able to move ahead. Achebe's famous Conrad essay is here, as is an essay on the American writer James Baldwin, who he admired and considered a friend. Achebe's Baldwin essay is especially good, a plea that, though the universe and our fellow species may give us constant reason for pessimism, we cannot give in to despair.

[size=18pt]From there, Achebe can - and should - lead us to other writers. First among them is his friend and fellow Nigerian author Wole Soyinka, a virtual unknown in this country despite having received the Nobel Prize for literature. In some respects this may be an inevitability of genre - Soyinka's focus has been more on poetry and theatre than prose, and neither makes one a household name in 21st century America - but he's highly worth the effort of seeking out (See Soyinka's statement on Achebe's passing.) If you're willing to stick with poetry, the work of the tragically short-lived Christopher Okigbo is also a must-read.[/size]

These are just the best-known, most canonical writers from Nigeria: the dizzying extent of African literature spans the entire continent. If we are to learn anything from Achebe's legacy, it's the necessity of hearing a people speak with their own voices rather than being spoken for. To honor his passing, though I'm sure he'd appreciate our reading and rereading his books, I think he'd be even more pleased for us to be seeking out those voices for ourselves.

Writing for the Guardian's Comment is free section, [size=18pt]Soyinka said: "No matter the reality, after the initial shock, and a sense of abandonment, we confidently assert that Chinua lives. His works provide their enduring testimony to the domination of the human spirit over the forces of repression, bigotry, and retrogression."[/size]

dayokanu: [size=18pt]The Nobel for a select few[/size]

dayokanu: [size=18pt]The Nobel for a select few[/size]

dayokanu: [size=18pt]The Nobel for a select few[/size]

Eko Ile:



Please keep quiet with your apples and oranges and irrelevant analogies.


Leave thread if you can not stay on topic. This is how people fail WAEC.

dayokanu: [size=18pt]The Nobel for a select few[/size]

Riba_man:


Who is talking off point and illogically of the two of us. Who taught you Logic? Or did you cut Logic classes to attend to irrelevant issues like irrational hate and self-degrading tribalism.

dayokanu: [size=18pt]The Nobel for a select few[/size]