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I read this book and thought I should share it with you.It is a good read about the Great Igbo Nation.

Post the link to a PDF/Audio book.

i need the e copy of the book

Basden was a bit biased. He had a few strong points though. But get hold of Elizabeth Isichei's book on Igbo history for a more balanced narrative.

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foreigners can't tell me my history.

Igbo AMAKA. Igbo bu isi.

igbodefender:
Basden was a bit biased. He had a few strong points though. But get hold of Elizabeth Isichei's book on Igbo history for a more balanced narrative.

One of the BMC claiming igbo If you know you know

igbodefender:
Basden was a bit biased. He had a few strong points though. But get hold of Elizabeth Isichei's book on Igbo history for a more balanced narrative.

Basden was not biased he reported what he saw.

Contd.

Igbo girl wife pix from the book


I downloaded the book and got to know why Igbos behave the way they do.I also saw a lot of pictures of the Igbo people there..

Igbo Amakazi

One thing I noticed reading these excerpts is whenever Igbo is mentioned, Ijaw, Itshekiri, Ibibio and Efik are also mentioned. You don't see Yoruba and Hausa-Fulani mentioned anywhere along side these people. SE and SS wake up, we don't know and have never known these people called Yorubas and Hausa-Fulani. They don't look like us, don't eat the same food like and don't dress like us and the list goes on and on!