We are constantly invited to be who we are. On the social media the London-based Nigerian writer, Omohan Ebhodaghe is dubbed ‘self-praise singer’ because he is never shy of posting about the qualities of his work, what is supposed to be done by a critic. He also believes his yet to be published works have the capability of outshining the works of Soyinka, Acheba and Okri. In this chat with A[b]rinola Olakanmi Yinka of Campus Delight Magazine[/b], Ebhodaghe, who is 51, also says he would give up writing if by the age of 63 the Nobel Prize does not come his way

Who is Omohan Ebhodaghe?

I am from Idunwele Ewu in Edo state of Nigeria. I am the son of Jacob Osakue and Alice Otekpen Ebhodaghe. My secondary school education was in the old Bendel state, now Delta and Edo states. I had my first degree in English language and literature from the University of.........

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I'm sorry, but the story is not worth clicking the link. . .and, tell that Obaghiagbon's brother to stop writing already. I just came across his name today, and I know he won't win the prize. He's too proud for a writer. People like him and Prof. Tony Afejuku are a disgrace to the pen.