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Literature and Nigeria in the Digital Agenternet connectivity in the country remains unreliable. This chapter examines these issues while also discussing how literature has become digitized in Nigeria through various forms such as fan fiction and social media. Advantages, disadvantages, and themes in Nigerian digitized literature are considered.

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The Nation as Fiction/Fictionalizing the Nation,es blurred—between history and literature and how literature is often a reproduction of or a commentary of society. It also examines the consequences of Nigeria as a society, not only being the framework of a story but also its subject.

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Women Writers and the (Post)colony: (Writing) the Colony in Nigerian Women’s Literatureher than pure art. Regardless of the genre, Nigerian women’s writings are richly interwoven with metaphors about the state of the Nigerian colony and Nigerian gender relations, among other things. Specific examples and examinations of these writings are provided.

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Postcolonial Modernity and Literary Imaginationstcolonialism—and how literary writers from formerly colonized regions give a voice to the formerly subjugated peoples who still feel the weight of the flawed Western vision and its oppressive forces. In particular, postcolonial writers from Africa, as well as their methods and themes, are discussed

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Contemporary Women Writers and the Imagining of Postcolonial Nigeriae feminine African stereotypes often propagated. The themes and works of Nigerian women writers since the 1990s are discussed in detail. Their reflections and understandings of Nigerian society are crucial, as they provide a unique lens that has been undermined throughout history. Nigerian women hav