Africa has come a long way from escaping the shackles of her colonial masters. Yet she seems to have found it difficult to escape the harrowing clutches of corruption, nepotism, and blatant disregard for the rule of law. This abnormality may have been overlooked, and indeed may have become normal if not for the efforts […]
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The editing project is born out of the initiative of extending helping hands to African writers and promoting their African narratives. It is a known fact that the slightest errors taint the beauty of just any literary work and basically, errors impress more on the mind…
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African literature encompasses all oral and written literature and aims at portraying Africa in its truest form. African writers have projected their voices on issues concerning the African society. We have put together a few of these amazing persons..
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The name Ben Okri has become synonymous with magical realism, and The Famished Road. When one speaks of the genre of magical realism, one does not go far before his name springs up. But little else is known about him, who is Ben Okri?
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Writing is a beautiful job, but it comes with occupational hazards. And a very significant writing hazard is stress. And we dare say that writers suffer a lot more stress than most people think. Crafting beautiful works requires much from us. And there are various ways to relieve stress, see what the tribesmen had to say about it…
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Here is an interview with Oluwakemi Oluranti, an amazing writer who emerged as the tribesman of the week. She is a student of Forest Production and Produce in the prestigious University of Ibadan, Nigeria…
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We believe in the beauty of our past, we encourage every creative and help them find themselves by discovering their pasts. We believe that soon African literature will become a vast body of work that is referenced in the literary space and beyond. At the moment, we need more hands to enable us to actualize our dreams effectively. If you’ll love to be one of those who will help us propel our boats faster, do join us. We need you.
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Hello Sir, my name is Daniel Oladejo. I am an editor for TheVictoriaO.com which features high achievers in different fields with emphasis on Culture, Nationalism, Art and the African writer. Thank you for participating in this interview. Here are a few questions I’d love you to answer. Please be as interactive as possible. God bless you!
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