Introducing Nigeria: A-Z

May 20, 2009

Introducing Nigeria: A-Z

The book Introducing Nigeria: A-Z presents the wide natural and cultural diversity of Nigeria to young readers. Concise text and stunning photographs by George Osodi make this book a must-have reference for young Nigerians at home and in the diaspora, and for others interested in learning about Nigeria, the "Giant of Africa".

Introducing Nigeria is published by Farafina Books. It is available in leading bookshops in Nigeria and online via www.kachifo.com and www.amazon.com
Price: N1500/ $18 / £9.50

Visit www.kachifo.com or email info@kachifo.com for more information on Introducing Nigeria: A-Z

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

I still have the newspaper clippings from the July 11, 2004 Sunday Edition of the Nigerian Guardian that I cut out when I first saw Adichie's interview for her debut novel "Purple Hibiscus". I finally got to read "Purple Hibiscus" in 2007 and I finished reading it on the University of Nigeria Shuttle bus headed back to the Nsukka campus from Enugu. I sat in that bus quietly after I had finished reading it, deeply moved by everything I had read and in awe of Adichie. In 2008, my friends (Onyeka Nwelue & Eromo Egbejule) and I walked around the University of Nigeria Nsukka campus searching for the house she and Chinua Achebe once lived in. We found it and we all wrote about our experience individually (for my version of the trip search this blog for "305 Marguerite Cartwright Avenue, University of Nigeria Nsukka"). Adichie represents many things to me. She's incredibly gifted and tremendously inspiring. [Photo: Kachifo Limited]

Some of My Favorite Author Quotes...

"Also, [Nigerians] have a different mentality. Once someone deviates from the 'Go to School - Get a Job - Get a Family' model, he is seen as a delusional fool who is certain to fail and is discouraged at every turn. How is one supposed to make art under such conditions?" - Onyeka Nwelue
"I don't speak to provoke. I speak because I think our time on earth is short and each moment that we are not our truest selves, each moment we pretend to be what we are not, each moment we say what we do not mean because we imagine that is what somebody wants us to say, then we are wasting our time on earth." - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
"It is precisely because there are so few novels by African writers in global circulation that we ask those novels to do too much. No one novelist can bear the burden of representing a continent and no one novel should have to." - Taiye Selasi

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