Originally published: New York : Knopf, 2009. Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-170)
Contents:
The education of a British-protected child -- The sweet aroma of Zik's kitchen : growing up in the ambience of a legend -- My dad and me -- What is Nigeria to me? -- Traveling white -- Spelling our proper name -- My daughters -- Recognitions -- Africa's tarnished name -- Politics and politicians of language in African literature -- African literature as restoration of celebration -- Teaching Things fall apart -- Martin Luther King and Africa -- The university and the leadership factor in Nigerian politics -- Stanley Diamond -- Africa is people.
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