
Gbóláhàn Adébíyì
‘To Be Called a Writer Is to Be Called to Clarity’
Historian and author of ‘Nigeria’s March to The Gallows: Nigeria, South Sudan and the False Security of Secession’, Gbọláhàn Adébíyì, writes like a baker: ‘while researching and writing is rigorous, the joys of the rigour are in the eventual publishing, a properly-baked cake—between writer and editor—to share with all.’
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