• The Biafran War
• Limited Perception and other Themes in Ken Saro-Wiwa's Sozaboy
• Modernization, Education, and Oil in Saro-Wiwa's "Night Ride"
• Shell-Oily -- The History of Shell in Nigeria
• Saro-Wiwa's execution by the Nigerian military dictatorship

Corruption

• Dukana Fetes the the Sanitary Inspector
• Stealing from the Poor in "Night Ride"

Class and Wealth

• Robert's Employer: The Inpenetrable Barrier of Poverty
• Robert Begins to Hate "Bingy"

Gender Matters

• Women in Nigeria: An Overview
• Fertility, Infertility, and Failure in "The Divorcee"
• Marriage, Men, and Women's Lives in "The Divorcee"
• Sira and the Position of Women in "Home, Sweet Home,"

City versus Village

• The Pleasures of Aba
• Time and Change in Dukana

Language and Postcolonial Theory

• Brathwaite's "Nation Language," Sara-Wiwa, and Achebe
• The Death of Ken Saro-Wiwa and The Persistence of Colonialisms