Nkem Nwankwo

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Nkem Nwankwo (1936-2001) was a Nigerian novelist and poet. He wrote for magazines soon after graduated, but gained attention with his 1964 novel Danda. He wrote several other works after that including satires like My Mercedes Is Bigger than Yours. He also wrote about corruption in Nigeria and taught at Michigan State University.[1]

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