Indigeneity, Globalization, and African Literature

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Exploring the intersection of literature and the African experience, this study delves into how contemporary African literature reflects historical and political realities. It presents Tanure Ojaide's insights as a "second generation" writer from Nigeria's Niger Delta, contributing personal reflections that enrich the discourse on the role of literature in shaping and expressing the lived experiences of African people. Ojaide's work emphasizes the deep connection between politics and the cultural narratives that define the continent.