| Author | Farida Waziri |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781733306409 |
| Publisher | WEBCZA Inc Publishing Company |
| Cover | Hardback, Paperback |
One Step Ahead
Price range: ₦5,000.00 through ₦10,000.00
It is the story of a young girl’s journey through life. From being a Catholic girl to a Muslim; from being born of a Tiv family in Benue to becoming a matriarch in Tangale family from Gombe; from a police officer who was the best recruit in 1967 to becoming Assistant Inspector General of Police, who also became a lawyer.
Along the way, there were assassination attempts, face-offs with cranks and officials in foreign lands, thrust and parry with criminals and personal tragedies of losing loved ones, particularly husband and daughter within one year.
“I have written this book, not as a rejoinder to past polemics or false accusations and fabrications against my personality by individuals, groups or institutions. I have simply put the story of my life together to fill some gaps in the history of the country.”


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