Starvation of Biafrans Twelve Leading Causes

One of the legacies of the Biafra-Nigerian War of 1967-1970 is the pictures of gaunt children that were suffering from starvation and consequent deaths. It's customary for our Igbo ethnic compatriots to look at those pictures, and say, "That's the fault of Awolowo," with the result that entire Yoruba people are tied in a neat bundle and made the scapegoats of the failed Biafran nation. The scapegoatism has reached the level of racial harassment, and this compels the duty to write an orderly account of circumstances that caused the starvation of Biafran children. So, who starved Biafra-and why? This book provides a well-researched answer. It's a handbook for Yoruba children for self-defense against racial harassment, and also an educational material for Igbos to recognize their mistakes in the war, hopefully, they would avoid a repeat. The book concludes that the salvation of Igbo s lies not in antagonizing Yorubas, but in cooperation with Yorubas for peaceful co-existence, which can free them from needless killings in Nigeria. Read on!