Mwalimu Toyin Falola has done it, again, with his latest 1000 page-publication on the ancient city of Ibadan!
I call it, "Ibadan in the forest of a thousand pages." May the ink of your fountain pen never dry up. More palm oil (Ero) to your elbow.
Congratulations on this additional "Odidere" feather to your decked beaded Crown!
Cheers,
Ademola Omobewaji DASYLVA,PhD
Professor of African Literature & Oral Literature
Department of English,
Director, General Studies Programme, UI.,
& Co-coordinator, Ibadan Cultural Studies Group,
Room 68, Faculty of Arts,
University of Ibadan,
Ibadan, Nigeria.
Mobile: +234 (0)802 350 4755
+234 (0)706 226 4090
Web: arts.ui.edu.ng/aodasylva
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Toyin Falola
Department of History
The University of Texas at Austin
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USA
512 475 7224
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