Post-colonialism: Corruption and representation in Ngozi Adichie’s Half of a Yellow Sun

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Stanley Ordu
Better Odukwu

Abstract

Nigerian military authority was marked by poor leadership and autocratic actions during the time. This work tries to examine and expose the corrupt practices used by politicians and military rulers. The work will also examine some symbols that represent political corruption and foreign leadership in Nigeria since the coming of the British. This work will adopt post-colonial and sociological theories in the analysis of the text. Finally, the arrival of the British in Nigeria brought civilization, but it also brought corruption and ethnic differences, which led to war. War kills people and things, so it should be avoided at all costs.

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Stanley Ordu, CHAPS, Nigeria

Stanley Ordu was born in Omoku, Rivers state, Nigeria. He took his M.A at the University of Port Harcourt (literature). M.A at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Rivers state, (Language).PDE at the federal college of education technical Omoku in Rivers state (Education), TEFL at the International TEFL Training  Institute.

Better Odukwu, Federal College of Education Technical, Omoku, Rivers State, Nigeria

Better Odukwu was born in Omoku, Rivers state, Nigeria. She took her M.A at the Imo state University(literature). M.A at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Rivers state (Language). she is a senior lecturer in the department of general studies, federal college of education technical Omoku, Rivers State, Nigeria.