Ajasin: Memoirs and Memories (Paperback)
₦2,500.00This is a life account of one of Nigeria’s legendary leaders. It goes beyond the life history of Chief Michael Adekunle Ajasin. It is about a people and is a compendium of historical events.
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Prince of the Niger (Paperback)
A compassionate conservative soldier-statesman, Babangida, in or out of office is not likely to be ignored in any honest attempt to understand the great economic and political challenges which beset Nigeria and Africa in the last decades of the twentieth century. Consequently the journey to Nigeria’s future greatness or demise must necessarily take its bearing from the Babangida years.
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