₦airaland Forum

Chuksgeo:
good old days, even foreign texts complimented the readings with such books like Animal Farm, Oliver Twist, Treasure Islands, 1984, Robinson Cruseo, Gulliver's Travel, Murder in the Cathedral, Silas Manner, The Mayor of Casterbridge etc even the popular Willim Shakespare's books like Julius Ceaser, Mcbeth, Hamleth, Othelo, A Mid-Summer Night's Dream, King Lear, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing,, The Taming of the Shrew, The Merchant of Venice, etc

sageb:
Am i the only one missing Sizwe Bansi is dead. Nice depiction of the apartheid era

karryn:
OP where is AN AFRICAN NIGTH ENTERTAIMENT,THE FRUIT OF HONESTY,THE GIRL WHO LAUGHED,THE INCORRUPTIBLE JUDGE and WEDLOCK OF THE GODS

pennywys:
nobody mention The Drama Boy, by cyprian Ekwesi, Not My Generation, by Tony Esu, Even One Child and The Rain Maker

sageb:
i like reading this novellete back then.

CallMeBIRA:
No,I was born in the last year of the first part of the 90s but I love to read anything and everything

CallMeBIRA:
PREACH#LetThemKnow...I read Sugar Girl,The Concubine,The Bottled Leopard etc

0955eb027:
An african nite of entertainment. Cyprian Ekwensi Thd drummer boy, The slave boy (cant remember the authors now). This books, i read in primary school.

Dclique:
Then Nigerian schools offered sound Education, its really sad seeing what has become of our education in Nigeria.

ishowdotgmail:
Ijapa ti roko

Iyawo Alarede

Those novels were bomb too