1. Documentary Film - Welcome to Lagos
... adversity, those who come from hardworking parents and are afforded better opportunities than others, but as Salman Rushdie said in his essay "commonwealth literature does not exist", which confronts the dangers of lumping people, work, or group together because they come from, or write from the ... is to say, generalizing a nation of diverse circumstances is dangerous more importantly, maligning. Similar to the discourse I provided in the previous paragraph, my stance on "Welcome to Lagos" is now: the representation and portrayal of Lagos, and for that matter Nigeria as a whole, is sore...
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