Olawale Gladstone Emmanuel Rotimi, best known as Ola Rotimi (13 April 1938 – 18 August 2000),[1] was one of Nigeria's leading playwrights and theatre directors. He has been called "a complete man of the theatre[2] – an actor, director, choreographer and designer – who created performance spaces, influenced by traditional architectural forms.

The gods are not to be blame

Awesome!! Dat man na real Legend. He do activism too no be only theatre.

Ola Rotimi , exposed the evil in afonja land in his work "The gods are not to be blame"

How can afonja fugitive boy Odewale killed his father unapologetically , just to marry his mother so to pound the same toto that birthed him and he did it. What a despicable act .


Before Ola conceived this story and write it down, it was something that was rampant in afonja land.

The gods should not be blame when the repercussion of afonjas foolishnes and stupidity come knocking. Such happened again,when they all voted in Buhari just to spite the south southerners and south easterners, but Buhari brothers came and dealt with them seriously, till they all scamper to Benin republic. Should the gods be blame for this? No.

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Mr. Peter Obi for President

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Nice

The Gods are on our sides

The gods are to be blame that this coutary is blessed with so much talents,and cursed with bad leaders.

FANTASTIC LALA

Elvictor:
The gods are not to be blame

I read that book more than 10 times, as kid it was quite interesting to see a writer's imagination

The gods are not to be blame.


LWKMD that year

The Writers from the past
I'm Familiar with some of his works.

How many of his likes can we produce today
Material things a d hatred for one another has taken over our country
SoS!

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Just as the gods are wise and we walk and never stumble, let The gods not to be blamed.

I read one of his books, The Gods must be crazy, in my secondary school days, 1986.

Go and read his book...The gods are not to blame" and see why Nigeria is like this.

Man with brain

Our husband has gone mad again still remain my best Africa drama comedy... I always laugh out loud while reading the book.

Yoruba amaka

Nice acknowledgement.

Wow! I saw it just before I came here and was wondering who the man was. Nice.

I love this man

People outside Africa should confirm it shows the same doodle as this.

Counterfeit:
I read one of his books, The Gods must be crazy, in my secondary school days, 1986.

The gods must be crazy was not written by him but by a South African Jamie Uys. I think around 1980. He wrote the gods are not to blame.