Novelist and Speaker, Ogo Ogbata, talks about her journey through life and across the borders after being asked, by the BBC World Service, to speak about various aspects of Nigeria’s history, politics, economic progress and future prospects at a seminar in Bush House, London. Don’t miss this hugely inspiring article!
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October 1st 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence from British rule and the entire month of October has been dedicated to the celebration of Black History. It is fitting to reflect on the enormous contributions that people of African origin have made to the world of art. However, it appears that communities of African origin are yet to harness art as a tool for inspiring excellence… read on to find out why the author thinks so!
Be sociable; please share this with others!In a specially commissioned programme marking the 50th anniversary of the independence of many African countries, this extraordinary self-narrating Ballad explores through words and music issues that have dominated African mindsets for the past half-century.
Be sociable; please share this with others!Meet the faces of the modern Africa. In the 50 years since Harold Macmillan began the process of decolonisation with his “wind of change” address to the South African parliament much has indeed changed and, as Black History Month begins this Friday, those who have lived through post independence lend their voice to a new radio documentary called The Ballad of Africa.
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