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Book Review·July 18, 2021·4 min readThe Nigerian/Biafran civil war from a minority perspective: A review of Sam Omatseye’s “My Name is Okoro” -Olukorede S. YishauThe descriptive first paragraph is inviting. It has blood, dust, sweat and all the violent imagery they often conjure. And... Read More
