"Until the lion learns to write, every story will continue to glorify the hunter" - Chinua Achebe. This will serve as a documentary, commentary, or comment on this matter. To fully grasp the author's perspective, we need to acknowledge that the writer is a poet, widely recognized as such. Consequently, we must recognize that this is a literal work, not a literary one. It's important to understand that language and literature are distinct; they are not easily interchangeable. We must interpret the work from this perspective. Literature and language are separate entities, despite sharing some common elements. Every culture and tradition, particularly in the African context, possesses both language and literature. However, the academic study of literature has often been conducted in a foreign language, leading many to conflate the two. It's crucial to distinguish between them. So, if this work is literary rather than literal literature, it implies that the lion may ...