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In this work, set in Abuja, Nigeria’s seat of power, and Jos, the city where the author grew up and lived for decades, nothing is contrived but carefully plotted so that before a major development is unfolded, signs precede it; before someone is killed, we would’ve been shown the instrument of murder.
Perhaps this is the greatest myth that Borders and Other Myths dismantles: that culture belongs exclusively to the soil from which it emerges. A border may define where culture originates, but it cannot determine where it travels.