Quoting Melville, an author from this country asks “How does one say NO in thunder” in a poem that, along with a later author’s tribute, has the title “Lament of the Silent (15[1])Sisters.” The speaker of a poem from this country calls himself “watcher for the watchword” amid “Dark waters of the beginning.” A landlady speaks in all (15[1])caps in a (15[2])poem from this (15[1])country titled “Telephone (15[3])Conversation.” (15[1])A (-5[1])poet from this country included (*) “Heavensgate” in his (10[1])collection Labyrinths with Path of (-5[2])Thunder. In a play from this country, the arrival of a foreign photographer prompts village girls to perform (10[1])“The Dance of the (10[1])Lost Traveller” as (10[1])Baroka and Lakunle (10[1])compete to (10[1])marry Sidi. For 10 (10[1])points, name this home country of poet Christopher Okigbo and the author of The Lion and the (10[1])Jewel, Wole (10[1])Soyinka. (10[4])■END■