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Daliano:
What makes you think so? Am pro Biafra and not only have I read the book, I own it together with "Because am involved " and "The Nigerian revolution and the Biafran war" by Alexander Madiebo....

2sex:
someone is selling this for $300 lol

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/978167167X/ref=x_gr_w_visstd_sout_t1_control_bb?ie=UTF8&tag=x_gr_w_visstd_sout_t1_control_bb-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=978167167X&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2

Ymodulus:
Lol. We can sell it to you as an artifact.


I doubt 98% of Pro - Biafra preachers on this forum read this book

Cutehector:
afta dey will say youths are not willing to read hard copy books... Brother am very much serious. I need it because i really dont have much knowledge about history and its important i get updated abt things like this cuz knowledge dey say is power. I believe your friend has even read it several times. Its a very good book and most especially one cant find soft copy of this in the internet... So please, i would like to buy it. Thanks

DerideGull:
I read the book and still have the copy. What has being a Biafra preacher got do with book?

Ymodulus:
95% of people that fight online for the biafra cause have 10% knowledge of what transpired during the Biafran war. Also many pro-biafran war supporters pick Chinua Achebe side of the story on the Biafran war in the book 'there was a country' neglecting all other account and labeling them as fake.

Meanwhile Chinua's story was one-sided and biased. Chimanda Adichie is an example of the blind followers.

DerideGull:
Do you believe Ademoyega was impartial when he wrote the book? Who were these many pro-Biafran war supporters that pick Chinua Achebe's story? I wonder what a dumbass soldier who spent most of the war time in jail knew about the war. It appears Nigerians get deluded every day.

herringbone:
The carnage that followed the coup was entirely due to weakness and lack of clear realistic political objectives and discipline on the part of the military regime which inherited power.

The January coup was sufficiently successful for that regime to have rectified whatever was done wrongly and still retain power,discipline and respect.

However it is totally wrong,baseless and preposterous to base the killings of igbos up north by calling the coup "igbo coup".

The hate is real.

Ymodulus:
95% of people that fight online for the biafra cause have 10% knowledge of what transpired during the Biafran war. Also many pro-biafran war supporters pick Chinua Achebe side of the story on the Biafran war in the book 'there was a country' neglecting all other account and labeling them as fake.

Meanwhile Chinua's story was one-sided and biased. Chimanda Adichie is an example of the blind followers.

Ymodulus:
Was going through some stuff at a friends place, and I saw this book.

I was so excited, cause I remember reading years back.


Cc :
Harbioollah ,

Cutehector:
thnks. Ordered already

cupidFlint:
I've read "There was a country", currently reading "In Biafra Africa died". Am actually looking for this book, "Why we struck" by Ademoyega Adewale and "The Indictment" by Emmanuel Ifeajuna

cupidFlint:
I've read "There was a country", currently reading "In Biafra Africa died". Am actually looking for this book, "Why we struck" by Ademoyega Adewale and "The Indictment" by Emmanuel Ifeajuna

AbundantGrains:
Hello Sir, do you happen to possess the Soft Copy of "The Indictment" by Major Ifeajuna? Thanks

cupidFlint:
no I don't. Do you?

AbundantGrains:
Hello Sir, do you happen to possess the Soft Copy of "The Indictment" by Major Ifeajuna? Thanks

Racoon:
Read this book as well as Max Siollun account and balance up your knowledge of Nigerian Nigerian military history.

Tochi3:
..a major participator in the coup said it was no Igbo coup..

..that book is a must read..