Owei Lakemfa

6 days ago | thenewsguru.com | Owei Lakemfa

I was in my early teens when I came across the slim novel, Weep Not, Child, by the then James Ngugi. Actually, the novel laid around as it was part of the school syllabus in senior secondary school, and the seniors read it. I found it simple, easy to digest, but most importantly, I identified with Njoroge, the main antagonist. I could not understand how a child my age could be subjected to such harrowing experiences. It introduced me to the issue of colonialism and resistance.

1 week ago | premiumtimesng.com | Owei Lakemfa

The eternal bow of Ngugi from the world stage at 87, after 60 years of prodigious literary output, political activism and fight to make the world a better place, does not elicit tears. We await the celebration of a legend, and wherever in the world his remains are lowered, on his grave should be placed: petals of blood. I was in my early teens when I came across the slim novel, Weep Not, Child, by the then James Ngugi.

1 week ago | htsyndication.com | Owei Lakemfa

Nigeria, May 31 -- I was in my early teens when I came across the slim novel, Weep Not, Child, by the then James Ngugi. Actually, the novel laid around as it was part of the school syllabus in senior secondary school, and the seniors read it. I found it simple, easy to digest, but most importantly, I identified with Njoroge, the main antagonist. I could not understand how a child my age could be subjected to such harrowing experiences. It introduced me to the issue of colonialism and resistance.

1 week ago | thenews-chronicle.com | Owei Lakemfa

I was in my early teens when I came across the slim novel, Weep Not, Child, by the then James Ngugi. Actually, the novel laid around as it was part of the school syllabus in senior secondary school, and the seniors read it. I found it simple, easy to digest, but most importantly, I identified with Njoroge, the main antagonist. I could not understand how a child my age could be subjected to such harrowing experiences. It introduced me to the issue of colonialism and resistance.

1 week ago | lucky-wap-ams.op-mobile.opera.com | Owei Lakemfa

Several reactions have trailed the wrist watch that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was wearing during the 50th anniversary of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS. The pictures were shared on the official X handle of Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Information and Strategy on Wednesday.