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Hi Ajanlekoko,

In reference to my post of yesterday which is pertinent to the topic, on getting online this morning I discovered has been deleted. Please, could you kindly furnish me with the reasons for this maltreatment.

Regards.
Olusegun.

[center]-Kò sí eni tí ó ma gùn esin tí kò ní ju ìpàkó. Bí kò fe ju ìpàkó, esin tí ó ngùn á je koju.
                Translation: No one rides a horse without moving his head, voluntarily or involuntarily.
               Meaning: (your status in life dictates your attitude towards your peers)
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[b]Religion as Social Reality in Elechi Amadi’s [/b]The Concubine
Elechi Amadi is a Nigerian educator, novelist and dramatist, writing in
English. Amadi has interpreted in such novels as The Concubine (1966),
The Great Ponds (1969), and The Slave (1978), the life and values of the
traditional village society. His stories often deal with people who try to
change their course of life but fail in it. Amadi's early novels, like
Chinua Achebe's, are set in his traditional African world, but they deal
with timeless societies which are not poisoned by the effects of
colonialism, rationalism, or modern change. Amadi's first novel, The
Concubine, was published in 1966, six years after Nigerian
independence.
The story was set in the area near Port Harcourt. It starts out as a
depiction of village life, its conflicts, ancient customs, and gods, but
then it proceeds into mythological level. Ihuoma is the most desirable
woman in Omigwe village and the tragic heroine, whose well-fed look
does a great credit to her husband. He dies, but she has won the heart of
the hunter Ekwueme. They deny their love so that Ekwueme can marry
another woman, to whom he has been betrothed since birth. At the end
Amadi reveals that Ihuoma is actually the wife of the Sea-King, the
ruling spirit of the sea, but she had assumed the human form.

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May be he is the messiah who knows

Nigeria's government is asking cinemas to stop showing a science fiction film, District Nine, that it says denigrates the country's image.

Information Minister Dora Akunyili told the BBC's Network Africa programme that she had asked the makers of the film, Sony, for an apology.

She says the film portrays Nigerians as cannibals, criminals and prostitutes.

An actor from the film said that it was not just Nigerians who were portrayed as villains.

The Malawian actor, Eugene Khumbanyiwa, plays a gang leader with the nickname of Obasanjo, also the surname of former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo.

The film is about alien refugees who set up home in a South African shanty town called District Nine.

It is a loose allegory about apartheid and recent violence by South Africans against foreigners. It's not like Nigerians do eat aliens
Actor Eugene Khumbanyiwa


Ms Akunyili said it clearly took aim at Nigerians.

"We feel very bad about this because the film clearly denigrated Nigeria's image by portraying us as if we are cannibals, we are criminals," she said.

"The name our former president was clearly spelt out as the head of the criminal gang and our ladies shown like prostitutes sleeping with extra-terrestrial beings."

Common African brother abnegating, na wao!

The Igbo people are best known for their segmentary or acephalous way of life. This is because from the ancient times,
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