My desk is enough: What Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” teaches us about the Sundiata Post Model, By Max Amuchie
An idea begun at a desk in a modest newsroom in Abuja can now enter the permanent architecture of global knowledge — not merely as material gathered from the periphery, but as knowledge produced there and released into the world.
In the concluding part of my treatise on the Sundiata Post Model, published through The Sunday Stew and as a working paper on scholarly platforms, I wrote: “From my desk at the Sundiata Post, Abuja, I release these ideas — the Sundiata Post Model — into the world.
He gives us a powerful African literary lens through which to ask what intellectual sovereignty looks like when an African writer decides that his world does not have to wait for somebody elsewhere to explain it.
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