In conversation with Wole Soyinka, Nobel Laureate in Literature

Nigerian Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka looks back at the 1962 Conference of African Literature, which vowed to change Africa using Literature. He was speaking to the BBC's Veronique Edwards.

[@martinmanyielwugol2218]

Professor Wole Soyinka Nobel Laureate made me believe African are true God's image regardless of problems Africa have at the moment but literally Africa still be used as paradigm in many realities facing world today.

[@baak5804]

Good interviewing from Veronica !
Thank you Veronica ! !! !!!

[@ogusken7966]

I sincerely enjoyed both of. It was highly engaging and the ending did summarize everything up.

[@Ibukun-sv8ro]

wow, what an engaging interview. Nice one, Veronique (Wole Soyinka surrendered to your last question)

[@adeolujohnson5285]

Great man!!! I have grt respect for you sir. Thanks for all your contributions to humanity. But I still don't understand why you don't believe in God. May the Lord keep you save for us.

[@fubaramoris8196]

Just how relevant is believing in a god critical to function as a human being?

[@chinweikes.okenyi6163]

He believes in god, but a different kind of god that doesn't fit the western or eastern narrative. He believes in the god of his ancestors, Ogun.

[@yagyabasnet4712]

🙏💯

[@bobbyzion12]

Well she was being patronising... good interview though.

[@Chassidy20]

This lady is a poor interviewer