Chinedu A. Agbodike

The Hidden Truth Chinedu A. Agbodike

This masterpiece stands as a beacon set to unveil the hidden truth about ancient Africans, who they truly were, what efforts they made to prevent colonialists and what efforts Africans of our day must make to stop the on-going neo-colonisation in vogue. This book is an eyewitness account of endless Albino instigated civil wars in African nations, unmasked from African perspectives. However, I shudder greatly because as you are reading this, the systematic killings in African nations must be going on while business as usual lulls! Using his personal life encounters, the checkered experiences and blood chilling testimonies of helpless living child-soldiers in war-torn African countries, were vividly rendered. This book will serve many purposes, including documentary, warning and guide to everyone, now or in-coming generations. The author has had most of the chilling experieces recorded here personally, but some he interviewed were either victims or culprits. Originally, he intended to use real names of those interviewed and those he encountered, but he later decided to use symbolism (see the appendix), which made this book very unique. The author, in the course of the production of this work, travelled through all West African countries, even in the times of civil conflicts, interviewing the natives, hence this concise virgin production. It must be stated that the effort to piece this work together was graced with drops of blood of the writer. Having had over 35 close calls in the hands of those who wanted to get rid of him, - a living abused child-soldier and a Pan-Africanist, I will say, it could not have been better presented. With over 150 African proverbs, many ancient African phiosophers' witty sayings and other parables, this book is good to be in everyone's library. If the author was not a living witness, he coud not have written this piece with such graphic descriptions and authority. I hereby attest that t