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Author: Christiana Essie Sagay

30 Oct

Fifth Annual Symposium on Pop Culture and International Law: Sovereignty in the Age of Cybercrime – A Cultural Realist Reading of To Kill a Monkey

[Christiana Essie Sagay is a doctoral candidate at the University of Ottawa, Canada] I take God, beg you, cut soap for me. Show me the way. Abeg! Anchoring Kemi Adetiba’s 2025 Netflix crime thriller in its entirety, this colloquial Nigerian phrase signals an impassioned plea to learn the means and methods of success, and, more than that, an invitation to extend the...

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