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Wole Soyinka

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Former Nobel prize winner for literature Wole Soyinka has supported the Nigerian governments recognition of the US-NATO forces, rebels now occupying the North African state of Libya. The literary figure has again revealed his pro-imperialist sentiments.
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2015: President Jonathan's kinsmen and drumbeat of war
National Mirror
It is therefore incumbent on all our acknowledged good men to speak out against these ethnic jingoists, or those that the Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka will call lickspittle.” Noting that President Jonathan was elected by Nigerians of different ethnic ...

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Sowore Vs Doyin Okupe On Al Jazeera TV
P.M. News
The other day I watched Al Jazeera Television where Omoyele Sowore, of Sahara Reporters, our own Professor Wole Soyinka and Dr Doyin Okupe, Senior Special Assistant on Media to President Goodluck Jonathan spoke on Nigeria's political crisis and ...

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Nigeria in war situation, says Soyinka
Codewit Global Network
Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has described the state of the nation as a war situation going by the incessant killings of innocent people by the Islamist sect, Boko Haram. Soyinka also decried the way and manner the Federal Government was ...

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Soyinka Cautions Jonathan On Executive Impunity in Rivers
AllAfrica.com
Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, says mounting impunity is sliding the country in the direction of danger and called for an urgent halt before matters get out of hand. Without pointedly mentioning names, Mr. Soyinka identified three institutions ...



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