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    The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated
    The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated
    The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated
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    The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated

    By Yemi-D Prince

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    THE BIRTH OF A YORUBA NATION (Revised and Annotate), under Oduduwa Dynasty, is a mint of ideas, a collection of a few correspondences, sent out to our thinkers and thinking thinkers telling them that a Yoruba Nation has theoretically become a beau monde, a shiny nation on a shiny hill with a philosophical goal, a linguistic ethnic unity, a humble pride for the present and the oncoming generations, poised to become  a member of the United Nations, striving to be the best which a novel nation can be in the 21st century. Ase. (Reviewed and updated with mints of ideas from the reams of research monographs).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYemi-D Prince
    Release dateFeb 18, 2021
    ISBN9780965286084
    The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated
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    Yemi-D Prince

    Former research fellow, Harvard University, Yemi D. Ogunyemi (also known as Yemi D. Prince) is a luminous fellow whose work reflects the savvies and radiance of his spirit, and always fascinated by books, letters and the power of words.

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      The Birth of a Yoruba Nation, Revised, Annotated - Yemi-D Prince

      The Birth of a Yoruba Nation

      Yemi D. Ogunyemi (Yemi D. Prince)

      By the same Author

      Novels

      The Melodrama of the Last Word

      My Gazar With My Geisha

      The Enchantress of Triple A

      Modicums of O

      Make Me Your Own

      Twice Anagram

      The Myths of the Coffee Boys

      The Dreams of Joy

      The Sweet Mother

      The Talking River

      The Last Cowrie Queen

      The Literary Philosophy for the Year 2000

      The Voice of the Earth

      Ajayi Crowther’s Piano

      Novelettes/Novellas

      My Sworn Friends

      The Demise of a Would-be Title-Holder

      Pursuit of Wisdom

      (Sub-Title: A Divine Story that Never Ends)

      Short Stories

      The Chief Who Married 35 Wives

      The Yellow House

      Follow Me

      Aduke is a Singer, Mama

      Okobaba and the Nine Angels

      Tortoise, the Storyteller

      Waiting for the Dry Season

      Vendetta

      A Divine Story that Never Ends

      My Beautiful Sister

      Letters from Our Empire

      The Floating Bungalow

      ––––––––

      Poetry

      The Anthologies of the Diaspora

      The Covenant of the Earth

      The African Soul

      The New Talking Drum

      The Dawn of Tomorrow

      M-A-S-T-A-M-A-N-D-A

      Sued for Paternity

      Codes of Morality

      The Danger of a Single Rejection

      Quid Pro Quo and Other Narratives

      The World, in a Fume of Pandemic Anxiety

      How to Erase Racism from the Minds of Humanity

      ––––––––

      Children’s Stories

      The Source of River Koku

      How Dogs Become Friends of Men

      Why Mother Vulture Lost Her Neck Feathers

      Tortoise, the Wisest Creature

      January—December Lyrics

      Why Giraffes Have Long Necks

      A Hut Never Hurts

      Why a Cock Cannot Crow

      The Belling of the Wild Cat

      Why Catty-Coo Chases Mousy-Loo

      Jumbo and Piggy

      Butti and Moti

      How Zebras Got Their Whites and Black Stripes

      My First Dream

      How Tortoise Survived the Famine in Ogba

      The Muddy Glade

      Why Daddy Was Called Ho, Ho, Ho

      How Lulu Became a Swimmer

      The Missing Child

      How Kemi and Layo Started Schooling

      The Postman and His Son

      Tortoise, My Friend

      Why Grasshoppers Hop

      Time for Competition

      The House an Elephant Built

      A Day with a Hunter

      My Daddy’s Sweet Potatoes

      How Hoody and Hoofy Became Soccer Players

      How the Lion Became the King of the Beasts

      Why & How the Elephant Got His Huge Ears

      The Ostrich and the Boomerang

      Talk to me, I am Listening, O Angel

      The Bee that Keeps her Promise

      Why Jako Shoots without Missing

      My Neighbor’s Diary

      Long Live the Queen

      Mama, Let Me Be Me

      The Song of a River

      Why Bullying is Not Good

      How the Hen Made the Cock a Happy Crower

      The Bald Valley Village

      How Maria and Bobby Became Friends

      Mom, It Is an Improper Overtaking

      When Children Are Difficult To Teach

      ––––––––

      Actualities

      Literatures of the African

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