The Terrific Change - Akpamgbo, Okechukwu Anthony
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The town that was once peaceful, calm, and harmonious is now facing its worst nightmares-some of which were the disappearance of streams and the decline in livestock and food production. This led to greed, quarrel, suspicion, killings, etc. Why the brutal murder? Is there any connection with the struggle to protect the environment? Mr. Frank Muoto (a strongman from the Igbo tribe with academic and sporting prowess) decided to tackle the nightmare and was opposed by bad men. They also orchestrated a fight of falsehood against him, attacking and accusing him of murder. This terrified lovers of…mehr

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The town that was once peaceful, calm, and harmonious is now facing its worst nightmares-some of which were the disappearance of streams and the decline in livestock and food production. This led to greed, quarrel, suspicion, killings, etc. Why the brutal murder? Is there any connection with the struggle to protect the environment? Mr. Frank Muoto (a strongman from the Igbo tribe with academic and sporting prowess) decided to tackle the nightmare and was opposed by bad men. They also orchestrated a fight of falsehood against him, attacking and accusing him of murder. This terrified lovers of goodwill, but Mr. Frank's compelling and relentless pursuit led to his success. He found the challenge inspiring because change is imminent. Thank God for good men. Thank God for scientific innovation. Be informed that the world is changing. If we ignore this, we might face an emergency of environmental hazards. This book is an eye-opener for everyone. No matter whose ox is gored, our environment should be cared for by everyone-whether individuals, governments, or countries.
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About the Author Okechukwu Anthony Akpamgbo grew up in Enugu State in Nigeria. His work chronicles the arrival of European missionaries in the twentieth century, which broadly addresses narratives of human experiences.