babniyen: go and get a copy of the book and look at. Or do a photocopy of a page.

Even if it is a mark for counterfeiting; why this kind of message for counterfieters.

A word is enough for the wise.

LeJeun3: Mr. Demonic, you still can't think logically abi? What is demonic in the sentence? No make me vex, talk anyhow to you. People they even try help me you, you dey form actor!

Mean while, I feel if they had used this is a Pirated copy Nigerians will still buy it, but they used an arbitrary statement, and yet the OP still bought the book. SMH

babniyen: Thanks to all comments with no insults. I have just understood the reasons for the way many Nigerians are the way they are.
They apply a very complex solution to a simple problem.
I still make the call as confirmed by some of us here; MAKE A PHOTOCOPY OF THE BOOK !!!!!!!!.

St.Ola:


Are you so lost in religion that you still do not understand? The publisher had already forewarned of such embedded messages, so you have not revealed anything new. The idea is that no responsible parent would want to buy such pirated, albeit, cheap copies of the textbook. So I still ask, beyond being very vulgar for very good reasons, What is demonic in the said message?

I have also understood why Nigerian religious nut-jobs are the way they are. They apply religious thoughts to very secular issues.

eggy:


If what u say is true.. I feel the publishers have truly lost it!!

(No need insulting and bashing the OP, my take is that the OP was just spooked by the inscriptions)

Why inscribe such vulgarity in a children's book..when a simple.."This is a pirated copy" will do.

Anyways guess we only respond to diabolical curses in this clime..

The Inscription is outrageously un called for and totally misses the plot!!!