The recent challenge by a Cameroonian writer and literary critic, Peter Wuteh Vakunta of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States of America (USA) against the most published postulation of foremost Kenyan writer and apostle of indigenous language, Ngugi Wa Thiong?o, on strong recommendation of writing literature in indigenous language, is a clear indication that there is need for global writers to readdress the claim.
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