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Reviewer: Richard Ugbede Ali Publisher: Cassava Republic Press Author: Lola Shoneyin Pages: 245 Assuming a reviewer could be more favorably disposed to a book on account of its aesthetics, the most attractive book in Nigeria in the year 2010 would be Lola Shoneyin’s Cassava Republic Press published “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives”. It is a beautiful book [...]
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Reviewer: Richard Ugbede Ali Publisher: Cassava Republic Press Author: Lola Shoneyin Pages: 245 Assuming a reviewer could be more favorably disposed to a book on account of its aesthetics, the most attractive book in Nigeria in the year 2010 would be Lola Shoneyin’s Cassava Republic Press published “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives”. It is a beautiful book [...]
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