Ogaga Ifowodo (born May 14, 1966) is a Nigerian lawyer, scholar, poet, columnist/public commentator and human rights activist. He was awarded the 1998 PEN/Barbara Goldsmith Freedom to Write Award, given to writers "anywhere in the world who have fought courageously in the face of adversity for the right to freedom of expression". [1]

Ogaga Ifowodo is a Nigerian poet. He was arrested in November 1997 after returning from the Commonwealth Summit in Edinburgh, where he and other activists had appealed for stronger sanctions against the dictatorship of then Nigerian President Sani Abacha.

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"Ogaga Ifowodo's book is boldly ambitious in coverage and outstanding in theoretical and scholarly density. There is no question about it: this is a major contribution to African diaspora postcolonial literary and cultural studies." - Tejumola Olaniyan, Louise Durham Mead Professor, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

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2020年9月17日 · This chapter examines texts about the Niger Delta in several genres (Ogaga Ifowodo’s poem The Oil Lamp; fiction by Uwem Akpan, Helon Habila, and Ben Okri; the photo-essay anthology Curse of the Black Gold; Sandy Cioffi’s film Sweet Crude).

Ogaga IFOWODO (born 1966, Oleh, Edo State) is project director of the Civil Liberties Organization in Lagos and a legal practitioner. His publications include Home Land and Other Poems (Kraft Books, Ibadan), Selected Poems (published as a bilingual German-English edition), and numerous articles,

名人的话，有一名诗人兼作家叫做 Ogaga Ifowodo， Youtube上面有他采访，他也有自己的个人主页，现在在一个美国大学教文学。 亚马逊上有卖他出的三本书。 关于来源，我问了外教，他表示可能来源于非洲，另外查Google多为黑人，旁边多显示Africa，我觉得可能不是英语原土词汇，来自非洲的 可能性比较大。 关于题主第二个问题，国人起英文名字可能因为不熟悉国外文化背景，而面临的一些问题。 名字其实就是代号嘛，是为了称呼方便才起的。 如果要身处一个异域 …

Ogaga Ifowodo, poet and writer, studied law at the University of Benin and worked for eight years as a rights activist with Nigeria’s premier non-governmental rights group, the Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO). Ogaga Ifowodo has published three collections of poems: Homeland and Other Poems, Madiba and The Oil Lamp.

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