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How We Destroy Nigeria: Precedence of Doom
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How We Destroy Nigeria: Precedence of Doom is the first part of a two-volume book detailing the chaos of the Nigerian state. It is a book chronicling the different attacks launched by Nigerians against their own country. Those attacks preceded the country’s formation and continue up to this day. As stated, the pre-colonial rulers of various societies and their cronies plunged their people into doom, darkness, slavery, woes, blood and violence. This book details the various roles of the country’s founders, rulers and state actors and the devastating results of their activities, affecting every citizen to this day.
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About the Author
Johnny W. Adetunji-Adeoye is a seasoned speechwriter, historian, media practitioner and private investigator. With over a decade of speechwriting, media and public relations engagements in the entertainment, social and political circles, Johnny was able to interact with key sociopolitical actors of Nigeria, especially regarding the development of the two books.
| Author | John Walker Adetunji-Adeoye |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback (308 pages) |
| ISBN | 978-978-790-298-1 |
| Publisher/Year | Ascology Ltd (2022) |
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Osaze Onaghen –
Bought this book at your Abuja bookstore & I must say for the first time, a Nigerian author is bold enough to mention the names of those who destroyed the country. His book is similar to that of Stephen Eliis own. Quite expensive but worth it
Lishabi Kay –
Many books in Nigeria I have read aim to put the blame on the British colonialists, meanwhile it has been quite observed that they were the ones who actually laid the very foundation for democracy in Nigeria. Good job to this author for being the first ever to put it out there that the colonialists were not the founders of our problems, but the actual stoppers. Also, his choice of words and the “inelegant” closures were things most authors abstain for. However, the price I bought it for N7,500 was a bit too much so he gets a star reduction for that.
Toluwaloju Jawando (verified owner) –