About Martina Nwakoby
Born 1937. Martina Nwakoby is a Nigerian children's writer, writer and librarian.
Martina Awele Nwakoby (born 1937) is a Nigerian writer. She was also described as one of Nigeria females to move "into a journey of relevance; a journey of redemption, strongly suspecting woman is under siege of perpetual domination." This made her a devoted feminist and one of the second-generation writers and critics in Nigeria from the 1970s.
She has lectured at Abia State University. Her most widely held works were A House Divided, which had three editions that were published between 1985 and 2002 in English and is held by 37 libraries worldwide, and A Lucky Chance, which had four editions published between 1980 and 1983 in English and is held by 18 libraries worldwide.
Works Source: A Lucky Chance, children's book (1980) A House Divided, novel (1985)
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Who is Martina Nwakoby?
Nigerian writer
When was Martina Nwakoby born?
Martina Nwakoby was born on 12 March 1937 in Ogwashi-Uku.
What is Martina Nwakoby's occupation?
Martina Nwakoby is a children's writer, writer and librarian.
What nationality is Martina Nwakoby?
Martina Nwakoby is Nigerian.
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