Pages: 164

Year: 1977

Dimensions: 203 x 127 mm

ISBN:
Shipping class: POD

The Juju Priest

Christian colonisers enter into conflict with the Igbo Juju priest, custodians of African values, in a fictional account of the destructive influence of Western religion on African spiritual and moral life, spanning the arrival of the first missionaries in Nigeria to political independence. Ogali, a long-time prolific and successful writer of popular literature in Nigeria, came to be associated with the Onitsha Market Literature pamphleteers. This work also includes a full introduction which provides some background to the author’s work and a snapshot of the history and development of the Onitsha Market Literature movement.

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About the author

Ogali A. Ogali

Ogali A. Ogali is one of the most prolific, versatile and successful popular writers in Nigeria. His works include: My Daughter (of Onitsha Market Literature Fame); Coal City; and The Juju Priest.