SPREAD over a hundred and fifty nine pages, In One Nigeria Home by Ruth Olarewaju tells the coming-of-age story of Omotobilojumi – Tobilo, a year 2 senior secondary school student – wrung between a family’s stereotypical gender demands and biases common in Nigerian homes, and a romantic relationship peculiar to high school students and its patronizing controversies. It brings to mind Sarah Ladipo Manyika’s In Dependence and AH Mohammed’s The Last Days at Forcados High…
"Ruth Olanrewaju’s IN ONE NIGERIAN HOME; A Review by TAOFEEK ÒGÚNPERÍ"