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The Philip Emeagwali Family in 1962. Wikimedia Commons / Creative Commons 4.0

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Brookings Institution

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Source: Brookings Institution

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The Philosophy Room

Albert Chinụalụmọgụ Achebe Source: The Philosophy Room

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Harvard law school – Harvard University

Dehlia Victoria Umunna. Source: Harvard law school – Harvard University

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IMDb

Dr. Alban Uzoma Nwapa source: IMDb

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womanthology

Dr. Ijeoma Uchegbu source: womanthology

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en.wikipedia.com

Supercomputers similar to those inspired by Emeagwali’s research. Source: en.wikipedia.com

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www.shutterstock.com

Onitsha, the hometown that shaped Emeagwali’s early curiosity. Source: www.shutterstock.com

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Philip Emeagwali speaking on computational models at a global conference. Source:Soundcloud.com

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goodread.com

The moon and sun. Credits;goodread.com

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Folktale illustration of the tortoise. Credit:shutterstock.com

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Hyperallergic.com

Tutu, the lost painting rediscovered. Source; Hyperallergic.com

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www.mutualart.com

Anyawu — the radiant goddess. Source; www.mutualart.com

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Afropean.com

Ben Enwonwu. Source; Afropean.com

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Okwui Enwezor during a press tour Kendall Geers exhibition.

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The director of the House of Art Okwui Enwezor is pictured during a press tour of the exhibition ‘Kendell Geers 1988-2012’ at the House of Art in Munich, Germany, 31 January 2013. Photo: ANDREAS GEBERT | usage worldwide (Photo by Andreas Gebert/picture alliance via Getty Images)

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Art installation at Documenta 11 curated by Okwui Enwezor.”

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Okwui Enwezor in front of the Museum Fridericianum during Documenta11, 2002. Photo: Ryzard Kasiewic. Courtesy documenta Archive

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Portrait of Okwui Enwezor, Nigerian art curator and critic.”

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Okwui Enwezor Nigerian curator, poet and art critic photographed in New York City 2008 (Photo by Steve Pyke/Getty Images)

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Talking drum symbolizing Igbo oral tradition

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The beat goes on—the sound of identity across generations.”Credit;Umuigbo.com

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Howard University, venue of the Igbo Studies Conference

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Howard University, Washington D.C.—the academic ground where Igbo voices converged. Image credits; Getty images

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Living in Bondage movie scene showing early Nollywood actors.

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A scene from Living in Bondage (1992), the film that gave birth to Nollywood. Source:Wikimedia Commons/public domain archives.

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Lagos street, 1960s, representing the setting of Ekwensi’s novels.

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A Lagos street in the 1960s — the world of Ekwensi’s fiction brought to life. Source: Wikimedia Commons – “Lagos 1960s Nigeria” public domain.

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Dr. Ofonagoro with Mallam Garba Wushishi (former Minister of Information) at the inauguration of the NAN Board, 1982

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Ofonagoro graduation photo, Trinity College, Toronto, 1966

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Thelagosreview.ng

Credit: Thelagosreview.ng

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