County Village - Osi, Osi M. M.
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County Village is a book about life in a typical Nigerian secondary school. It is intended to preserve the way of life and pattern of secondary school administration common in Nigeria. The modern Nigerian society is one in which the precious pattern our secondary schools, especially the boarding schools, were been run administratively in the colonial era, is fast eroding. Secondly, the book outrightly condemns the desecration of the Christian faith by the defunct African Writers Series led by Chinua Achebe. It goes ahead to condemn corruption, police brutality and ineptitude in Nigeria. It…mehr

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County Village is a book about life in a typical Nigerian secondary school. It is intended to preserve the way of life and pattern of secondary school administration common in Nigeria. The modern Nigerian society is one in which the precious pattern our secondary schools, especially the boarding schools, were been run administratively in the colonial era, is fast eroding. Secondly, the book outrightly condemns the desecration of the Christian faith by the defunct African Writers Series led by Chinua Achebe. It goes ahead to condemn corruption, police brutality and ineptitude in Nigeria. It mocks the entire African Society using Nigeria as case study plus other miscellaneous themes.
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Osi M.M. Osi was born Ezemoney Osi in 1983 to the family of Mr. Nelson Osi and Late Mrs Charity Osi. He had his Primary School Education at the University of Port Harcourt demonstration Primary School, Choba, Port Harcourt. And he had his Secondary School Education at County Grammar School, Ikwerre/Etche where he finished as the first laboratory prefect of the school. He studied Mechanical Engineering at the University of Port Harcourt where he founded the literary journal, IGELE AFRICA, to encourage young black African wannabe intellectuals. He is presently a classroom teacher at a Government Secondary School in Rivers State, Nigeria.