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October
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- This is how we do it....
- A Little bit of everything, but mostly on Kannywoo...
- Raid on Baba Karami yestereday
- Ibro's appeal
- Follow-up on "The Most Gorgeous Nigerian Women"--m...
- Mukoma wa Ngugi on the Upcoming U.S. Presidential ...
- Prison Controller assures readers that any time Da...
- Making A Scapegoat of...
- Breaking News: Hausa Comedian dan Ibro arrested an...
- Most Gorgeous Nigerian Women (apparently live abro...
- "An Intellectual Christianity" by my friend Voz No...
- Mutum Duka Mod’a Ne: HIV as Transformative agent i...
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Blogs I like to visit
- brownstone baking
- Ladi Says...
- black looks
- Loomnie
- The Woyingi Blog
- The Woyingi Blogger
- Free Iyan Tama
- Abdulaziz: Muse and Musings of a Young Journalist
- 9ja Nollywood Stars
- Jack and Jill Politics
- Ofodunka
- Brosdee's view
- Marubutan Hausa (Hausa Writers Database)
- Nigerian Literature and the Arts
- Voz Nocturna
- All About Race
- Silent Screams
- DNA--it's a blog baby!!!
- Good Crime Think
- Vote, for those who can't
- Mailafiya
- Musings of a Lost Soul
- Binyavanga Wainaina
- Everything Literature
- Doing Jalsa and Showing Jilpa
- David Bordwell's cinema blog
- Me sef I tire!
- Jaja
- Hajia
- Mymy
- Rahmane
- ...Da Queen of Hearts...
- Funmi Iyanda's blog
- Tagar Duniya: Blog of Yusuf Adamu
- African Public Poet
- Realm of Joy
- Taskar Gidan Dabino
- Voices from Iraq
- Bahaushe Mai Ban Haushi!
- Nishad'in Hululu
- With Comb and Razor
- My "literary" blog: abubuwan da nake rubutawa
- Andilit
- Ex-school nerd
- Me vs The Battle of Hastings
- Notes from the Hyena's Belly
- Nilla's Spin
- Monef in the City
- Saralynn
- UKNaija
- The Wonderer is Dead. Long Live the Wanderer
- Picturing Nigeria
- Chxta's World
- Wordsbody
- Textual Life
- Everchange
- Christian Writer
- The Libertarian Perfumier
- Toks-Boy
- African Shirts
- Modal Minority
- Naijablog
- Everything Literature
- Free Iyan Tama
- Abdulaziz: Muse and Musings of a Young Journalist
Free seminary courses from Reformed, Covenant, and Westminster Theological Seminaries
- Free Seminary Courses
- Bella Naija
- Pro-life/Pro-Obama site
- IndigoKafe: Portal for African Literatures, Writers, and Films
- The Official Ali Nuhu website
- Lia Chavez art website
- Hausa Galleria
- Zumunta Association USA
- Freedom radio--Kano
- Compendium of Naija blogs
- Kano Online
- Ta Leko (short film site)
- Naija Rules (Nollywood forum)
- African Independent TV
- Bouqui (Feminist Christian Naija rapper)
- Nigeriaone.com
- MIT Open Courseware
- Association of Nigerian Authors
- The Chronicle of Higher Education
- Jenda Journal
- Archive of African Journals
- BBC News
- BBC news Hausa service
- VOA news Hausa service
- Hausa Movies
About Me
- Talatu-Carmen
- My blogger-personality Talatu-Carmen reflects my rapidly developing multiple personalities, and embodies my chronic inability to focus on just one thing--which is probably a very bad thing for a phd student--I fall in love with so many different things, which I don't have the time for: writing, photography, traveling, and most recently very tentative forays into acting. My blog Abubuwan da nake tunani chronicles the things that flit across my mind often when I am procrastinating my school work. Since my graduate work is in African literature and since I grew up in Nigeria, most of my posts have to do with Africa, Nigeria, or Hausa culture. In the blog Abubuwan da nake Rubutawa, I place larger chunks of text (short stories, translation projects, film and book reviews) that I'd like to get feedback on. Please feel free to comment, but please do not use, quote, or re-post anything from these blogs without first requesting my permission.
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