chocolateme:
Would like to get one too.

Ubomeze:
You can buy it online at Amazon.co.uk.

ArodewilliamsT:


A used copy costs $684 on Amazon, yet they won't sell to nigeria.

meccuno:
why would a book cost that much? Does it have secret to eternal life?

kettykings:
It is really shameful for Britain that had an empire status that a country they supported militarily and logistically could not be able to crush a smaller country with out major military support in 30 months except with the use of hunger and farm land sabotage, so shamefully disgusting that even at supplying weapons enough to wipe out 3 times the population of Nigeria Nigerian army still lost more of its soldiers to the smaller and unprepared biafran army.

ArodewilliamsT:


A used copy costs $684 on Amazon, yet they won't sell to nigeria.

angrybull:

It costs $62:79
http://www.amazon.com/Biafra-Britains-shame-Auberon-Waugh/dp/0718107438

sammyj:
Still Reading !!

zendy:
[b] A lot of people have this belief that Nigeria defeated Biafra militarily. Far from the truth. What happens in 1970 was actually a 'ceasefire' that was crafted into a surrender. I still say it that the only reason that Nigeria was successful was the involvement of Britain and Russia. It was British warships that enforced the blockade which prevented Ojukwu from acquiring the necessary armaments,supplies and food necessary to prosecute the war. Had Britain stayed neutral,Biafra would have triumphed. Even Gowon said he had no money to fight the war. It was Ojukwu that had the Oil money to fight the war. I laugh when Nigerians 'chest beat' that they defeated Biafra. It's almost like an abled bodied man gloating that they won a fight where the opponent had only one arm. I'm proud of the Biafran soldier who fought gallantly for 3 years despite being outgunned, out manned and against overwhelming odds. The funny thing is that Britain that supported 'one Nigeria' was prepared to let go one of its constituent parts last year. Ojukwu has been vindicated. The self determination that Ojukwu stood on, which sounded like fairy tale back then, is now a recognised right of man [/b]

blaqoracle:
yet ojukwu abandoned you.

ArodewilliamsT:


I've tried but they don't ship to nigeria.

2sex:
register at myus.com and you be given a US address. Give myus the link and they will buy it for you and ship to Nigeria.

ArodewilliamsT:

thanks..

zendy:



Ojukwu left 2 days before the war ended. There isn't any Igbo man alive who will see any point in him staying back to be slaughtered over a war that was no longer winnable, that would have been totally pointless. I'm glad he left, he lived long enough for the Igbo nation to enjoy him much longer