He describes a cockerel who "flew out of the dusk and smashed itself against my windscreen" in the poem Death in the Dawn, and by taking a wreath from a wealthy procession and planting it with a poor one, Sagoe is deemed moral in one of his works.  
He describes a cockerel who "flew out of the dusk and smashed itself against my windscreen" in the poem Death in the Dawn, and by taking a wreath from a wealthy procession and planting it with a poor one, Sagoe is deemed moral in one of his works.  A play by this author opens with students chanting "Arithmetic Times", while one of his autobiographies describes his time in prison stemming from fighting in the Biafran War. The winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize for Literature, and the author of The Lion and the Jewel, FTP, name this Nigerian playwright.
He describes a cockerel who "flew out of the dusk and smashed itself against my windscreen" in the poem Death in the Dawn, and by taking a wreath from a wealthy procession and planting it with a poor one, Sagoe is deemed moral in one of his works.  
Wole {Soyinka}