Noo Saro-Wiwa

RT @UZAmbassador: I’ve read a number of these excellent books this year. @edentravels’ Cold Kitchen (which begins in Uzbekistan), @matthewt…

RT @LondonMudlark: A beautifully written piece in @cntraveller Conde Nast Traveller, thank you @noosarowiwa : https://t.co/CPLbozAchq #mu…

RT @masobebooks: COMING TO BOOKSTORES IN 24 HOURS   “If you’re African and planning a trip to China, read this timely book before you get o…

If you can, please help enrol another student from Africa on a Master’s course at SOAS University of London by donating online #JustGiving https://t.co/wowdVCA3HC

RT @TheAfricaReport: 'Black Ghosts: A Journey into the Lives of Africans' in China by @noosarowiwa provides insight into the daily lives of…

Thanks @benedictallen, it was so lovely meeting you! I can see why you were able to survive those rainforests alone — charm and humour are all the entourage you need (and a bit of madness 😆). Beautiful photos in your presentation too 👌🏾

Benedict Allen @benedictallen

1/2. Many years ago, while walking the 1000 mile Skeleton Coast with my camels, news reached me that, further north up the coast, the military regime in Nigeria had killed Ken Saro-wiwa, someone decent who had protested against the terrible environmental damage brought about by https://t.co/yDNMpjSVY6

The letters Ken Saro-Wiwa wrote to Sister Majella McCarron during his detention by Nigeria's military dictatorship are published in the book, "Silence Would Be Treason: Last Writings of Ken Saro-Wiwa". https://t.co/JiGsKzuGp8

RIP Sr Majella McCarron, the Irish nun who supported my dad's environmental campaign in the Niger Delta. By preserving the letters Ken Saro-Wiwa wrote to her from prison, she gave valuable insight into his thoughts and helped sustain his legacy. We're eternally grateful to her ❤️ https://t.co/JavdbfIktJ

RT @Tim_Hannigan: Only 2 weeks till #SherborneTravelWritingFestival. Lots of great people on the programme including @noosarowiwa @benedict…

I interviewed Joké Bakare, who received a Michelin-star this year and was named Top Chef in Condé Nast Traveller's Best Restaurant Awards this week. Amazingly, she's never had formal training. Check out her restaurant in Fitzrovia - excellent grub. #nigeria

Condé Nast Traveller @cntraveller

“You can’t be what you don’t see”: the Nigerian chef changing the way we think about Michelin stars. https://t.co/ANCXtPKEdG

Looking forward to speaking about Black Ghosts at the Sherborne Travel Writing Festival on Friday April 5th, alongside ⁦@monisha_rajesh⁩ ⁦@DQuinlivanB⁩ , photographer Don McCullin, Tim Hannigan, Nick Danziger and others. https://t.co/LeTdFqanlx

Never imagined I could love someone i’ve never met. But I love Juergen Klopp. LOVE him ❤️❤️😭😭 #lfc #ynwa #klopp

Noo Saro-Wiwa on “Black Ghosts” in China and the Complex Lives of the African Diaspora – The China-Global South Project https://t.co/uL5wAVuCaq via @ChinaGSProject #china #blackbooks #africansinchina

RT @TheWorldToday: .@noosarowiwa is a British-Nigerian journalist & author of ‘Black Ghosts’, @dannydvincent is a British journalist of Dom…

RT @sa_poptart: Here’s an interview with @noosarowiwa about her new book courtesy @VariousHats. Read it, you’ll be glad you did -> https:/…

West African girl giving a Chinese policeman a piece of her (theatrical) mind 😂 #africansinchina #blackghosts #china #BlackBooks https://t.co/ksN6CJFhtI