Nuzo Onoh

Nuzo Onoh (born 22 September 1962) is a Nigerian-British writer. She grew up the third of eight children of the late Chief Mrs Caroline Onoh, a former headteacher. Her father was Chief Dr. C.C Onoh, the wealthy landowner, lawyer, politician, and former governor of Anambra State. Quotes When I started writing, if you googled 'African horror', what you would get was Aids, war, famine. But now you'll get books, films. They are part of the literary genre pool. Onoh's interview with BBC Outcasts exist in every society, when you think about the outcasts of racism, of classism here in the UK. Its a cultural thing, in my village we had ones called 'Ofu', and those ones are slaves to man, not to gods. They are not allowed to go to the village stream and they can't take titles. Onoh reacts to one of the disadvantages of an outcasts