Another of his plays is set in a rundown truck stop, and includes characters Kotonu, Samson, and Professor, while an even more well-known play, Elesin Oma is the title rider who is unable to complete his ritual suicide in order to aid the other character.
This man's poem Ogun Abibiman connected the mythology of his homeland with the struggle for African liberation. In one of his plays, Eman denies his need or ritual atonement, and in another, Adenebi, Roki, and Demoke retreat to the forest while waiting for the Gathering of the Tribes. Another of his plays is set in a rundown truck stop, and includes characters Kotonu, Samson, and Professor, while an even more well-known play, Elesin Oma is the title rider who is unable to complete his ritual suicide in order to aid the other character. For ten points, identify this playwright, best known for being Nigerian and writing Death and the King's Horseman and The Road.
This man's poem Ogun Abibiman connected the mythology of his homeland with the struggle for African liberation.
Wole {Soyinka}