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Babafemi Adeyemi Osofisan (born June 16, 1946),
known as Femi
Osofisan or F.O., is a
Nigerian writer noted for his
critique of
societal problems and his...
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Adenike Osofisan (born 11
March 1950), is a
Nigerian professor of
Computer science, who
specializes in data
mining and
knowledge management. She is the...
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Women of Owu is a 2006
drama written by Femi
Osofisan and
published through University Press PLC.
Adapted from Euripides' The
Trojan Women, the book uses...
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satyr play
Sisyphus (2008) to
round off Euripides'
original trilogy. Femi
Osofisan's 2004 play
Women of Owu sets the
story in 1821,
after the
conquest of the...
- (2001). "Mohammed ben
Abdallah at fifty". In Banham, Martin; Gibbs, James;
Osofisan, Femi (eds.).
African Theatre:
Playwrights & Politics.
African theatre...
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Joyner White (PhD 1970) Writer,
theatre director, novelist, critic, Femi
Osofisan (BA, 1969)
Physician &
former Nigerian Minister of Health,
Babatunde Osotimehin...
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short story by
Sheila Watson (1959) Tegonni, An
African Antigone by Femi
Osofisan (b. 1946) Antigone,
adaptation of Sophocles's play by
Peruvian poet José...
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Tunde Kelani. It is
based on a
novel of the same name,
written by Femi
Osofisan, and
adapted to
screen by
Tunde Babalola. It
stars Funke Akindele as Maami...
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other notable writers of
English language literature.
These include Femi
Osofisan,
whose first published novel,
Kolera Kolej, was
produced in 1975; Ben Okri...
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company known as Genesis. It was written,
produced and
directed by Sola
Osofisan. Over Her Dead Body is a
Nigerian comedy film
about how
mothers love their...
