courteous Brother Moses Ochonu a Middle Belter who hails from Benue State and I suspect is Idoma, like my good friend Mr. Unah who in the early 80s of the last century was the First Secretary

Well, Dear Oluwatoyin Vincent Adepoju, in this free language zone, a poetic imagination that has travelled and is to a great extent liberated from the

Dear Kenneth, Many thanks for the reference : At Penpoint: African Literatures, Postcolonial Studies, and the Cold War by Monica Popescu So sad, so sad. For a while now, as he seems to

AST, Moses Ebe Ochonu < > meoc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > *"First, perhaps we could dissociate the issue of representative democracy > from economic

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55 PM Moses Ochonu wrote: > But “crushing Hamas,” whatever that really means, and there are several > interpretations of it, is not incompatible with the two-state peace plan

such as Moses and >>> Farooq and ex-academics, such as Ken, particularly in Western academia. >>> >>> What factors influence how people in such demographics

+2 Harrow, Kenneth wrote: >> >>> If i might add a footnote to cornelius's recollections and detailing of >>> early african literary studies, please

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” ( Kenneth Harrow) Professor Harrow and my Better Half are two of a kind. All I have to do is express some understanding for Russia and she asks me, "Why don't you go and live there

Dear Kenneth, Africa The Yardies refer to some of the Black British Police as “ coconuts”, ie brown outside but white inside In some ways, you remind me of Robin Horton, John Collins (

AM, Moses Ebe Ochonu wrote: Different clusters of activists are now managing universities: if you escape from one cluster, you enter into the jaws of another. Oga, I like this. It perfectly

from Don Harrow! I should like to know what proportion of Nigerian/ African immigrants are highly educated on arrival and climbing Jacob's ladder. Re- "men --like moses

+1 Harrow, Kenneth wrote: > >> The posting cornelius sent mentioned only obi as opposing the election >> results, whereas everyone's reported how all in opposition

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PST, Harrow, Kenneth wrote: Relevant to moses's recalling for us cheikh amadou bamba, the father of mouridism, the iconography of him and his miracles abounds in dakar. For the

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+1 Kenneth Harrow wrote: > france won. > end of story. > > glad to see that walcott line, one of my many many many favorites from > him. > we are all mixed morons, mixed

Dear Don Harrow, An absolute outsiders' view, like an Extra-Terrestrial true. Thanks for the big picture, I was just imagining the initial culture shock for someone coming directly

dear moses i can't help but question the absoluteness of your position. maybe democracy is still good, despite the poor records of some, not all, african states. who would want

> "Harrow, Kenneth" : Nov 19 09:10PM > > So nicely put, a pleasure to read. > > Get Outlook for iOS > ________________________________ > From: '

.”Ochonu Moses, I still do this and plan to continue.I found that the quality of discourse substantially improved, the moment the students abandoned the term.They were better able

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What Don Harrow says reminds me of the third verse stanza of our dear old Sierra Leone National Anthem (“High We Exalt Thee, Realm of The Free”) which we school urchins with presumptions

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19, Harrow, Kenneth wrote: > dear toyin > your speculations are enormously rich and intriguing, showing a wide body > of thought, a rich archive of knowledge, that would certainly