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You Must Set Forth at Dawn by Wole Soyinka

You Must Set Forth at Dawn

A Memoir

by Wole Soyinka
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  • Apr 11, 2006, 528 pages
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  • Mar 2007, 528 pages
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seyifunmi ojelade

perfectly updated nigerian history and impact of the author
I can confidently say that 'sobe' isn't just a literary icon and a calculated political activist but also a fine agent of the secret service. If not, I wonder how he did the things he said he did? It is of great intelligence; however I am still inquisitive about some other things
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