Challenges of Nigerian Writers in English
colonial literature as an instrument for accelerating their self-assumed responsibility of 'taming' and refining Africa's people. Taking the above fact into account, I think one may be able to envisage the conditions, which created the Nigerian country as well as its literature (Taye Awoyemi-Arayela, 2013). Publishers of English Writing The origins of Nigerian reading culture's downturn and, as a result, the closure of its publishing centers may be traced back to somewhere around the mid-1980s to early-1990s. However, surprisingly, this was just preceded by remarkable novels like Bloodbath at Lobster… Continue Reading...
