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By now you should know Nigerians are the best storytellers! So this list of Nigerian books you should totally read is not just one designed to make one understand his/her roots but it also one poised to entertain you. This list has a couple of Nigerian books that break out to the ‘mainstream market’, while the others are hidden gems. On Jiji.ng, you are sure to find the best local and international books for the best prices ►►► http://bit.ly/30YbwRv

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Below is a bit of synopsis of the authors who make the list.


Chinua Achebe
Chinua Achebe is one of the most internationally-acclaimed writers from Africa, and his death in 2013 saw an outpouring of tributes from across the globe. Though he has often been called ‘The Father of Nigerian Literature’, he twice refused the Nigerian government’s attempt to name him Commander of the Federal Republic – first in 2004, then again in 2011 – in protest against the political regime of the country.

Wole Soyinka
When Wole Soyinka, a playwright, poet and writer won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986, Achebe joined the rest of Africa to celebrate the first African to receive the award. Soyinka’s writing often focuses on oppression and exploitation of the weak by the strong. None are spared in his critique, neither the white speculator nor the black exploiter. Wole Soyinka has also played an important role in Nigerian politics, which has at times exposed him to great personal risk. The government of General Sani Abacha (1993–1998), for instance, pronounced a death sentence on him ‘in absentia’.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Adichie is part of a new generation of Nigerian authors swiftly growing in reputation. Each of her three novels have garnered universal acclaim and a slew of awards. Her first two books dealt largely with the political atmosphere of her native country through the prism of personal and familial relationships.

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