Description
Elnathan John is a Nigerian novelist and writer, and one of Nigeria’s most well-known satirists. He has twice been shortlisted for the prestigious Caine Prize for African Writing (2013 & 2015).
His writing has been published in Per Contra, Evergreen Review and Chimurenga’s The Chronic. He is a 2015 Civitella Ranieri Fellow and lives in Abuja, Nigeria.
These guys seem pretty sure god won’t mind the mockery. Because I remember those days when gods used to like strike people dead for lesser acts of mockery than this. https://t.co/RfihIgcADf
KANO: 1000 Clerics convene to pray for Buhari, Nigeria.
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Oh god. I just remember that when I left Berlin last week, I forgot to put some food I cooked into the fridge. My flat will smell great when I return. Also I forgot my phone in a city which is now five hours away from me. They are going to have to courier it to me. Phone free. https://t.co/q3XTWivkR9