Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho, Author at The Republic

Where Are the ‘Daughters’ of Emecheta? Tracing Buchi Emecheta’s Influence

Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho·November 10, 2021

Buchi Emecheta was an acclaimed author of more than 20 books whose writing, according to Margaret Busby, ‘epitomized female independence’. Read more. Read More...

Nigeria October/November 2021 vol5-no4

‘Criticism Helps Us Grow.’ Elizabeth Ben-Iheanacho’s First Draft

Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho·October 22, 2021

Critic and author of ‘Achebe’s Women’, Elizabeth Ben-Iheanacho, wishes more authors appreciated the productive purpose of criticism. Read our interview. Read More...

First Draft Interviews Nigeria October/November 2021 vol5-no4

This photo is for our piece on Finding Self: Of Gods, Contestation and Containment Freshwater review

Finding Self: Of Gods, Contestation and Containment Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater

Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho·March 15, 2020

A dark story about recognizing and coming to terms with the many fragments of our being, Akwaeke Emezi’s debut novel, Freshwater, is a macabre and jarring tale of contestation and containment. Read More...

February/March 2020

This photo is for our essay on the feminist reading of Achebe's women

Achebe’s Women A Feminist Reading of Things Fall Apart and Anthills of the Savannah

Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho·January 20, 2020

A feminist reading of Achebe's texts is a restoration of the visions of women not only in Africa's past but also in the continent's present and the future. Read More...

December 19/January 20 International Women's Day - Culture vol4-no1

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Elizabeth O. Ben-Iheanacho

Where Are the ‘Daughters’ of Emecheta? Tracing Buchi Emecheta’s Influence

‘Criticism Helps Us Grow.’ Elizabeth Ben-Iheanacho’s First Draft

Finding Self: Of Gods, Contestation and Containment Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater

Achebe’s Women A Feminist Reading of Things Fall Apart and Anthills of the Savannah

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