Official Review: Nigeria: The 'Giant'... by Dele Owolowo

Nedbrian · Post by **Nedbrian** » 26 Jun 2020, 02:06

A great nation yet filled with so much negativity and failures. Amazing review

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 26 Jun 2020, 03:15

Nedbrian wrote: ↑26 Jun 2020, 02:06 A great nation yet filled with so much negativity and failures. Amazing review

Thanks. A very great nation indeed.

Ballbender · Post by **Ballbender** » 26 Jun 2020, 10:12

In this book the author presented multitude of Verifiable facts. It's an enjoyable read I liked it.

Nwaogazie Goodness · Post by **Nwaogazie Goodness** » 26 Jun 2020, 11:16

Thanks for this amazing review. And from your review every bit of this book will be intriguing, and also educating.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 26 Jun 2020, 16:50

Ballbender wrote: ↑26 Jun 2020, 10:12 In this book the author presented multitude of Verifiable facts. It's an enjoyable read I liked it.

Super enjoyable.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 26 Jun 2020, 16:51

Nwaogazie Goodness wrote: ↑26 Jun 2020, 11:16 Thanks for this amazing review. And from your review every bit of this book will be intriguing, and also educating.

I learned so much. Educating is an understatement in my view. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Kanda_theGreat · Post by **Kanda_theGreat** » 26 Jun 2020, 23:22

The interactive aspect about this book is what piqued my interest most.
Thank you for the review.

Fernando222 · Post by **Fernando222** » 27 Jun 2020, 16:08

I like that this book gives an insight into a country significantly enriched in natural and human resources. I also like that this book was cordially structured. Your review was constructive.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 27 Jun 2020, 17:26

Fernando222 wrote: ↑27 Jun 2020, 16:08 I like that this book gives an insight into a country significantly enriched in natural and human resources. I also like that this book was cordially structured. Your review was constructive.

Thanks for stopping by. Deeply appreciated.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 27 Jun 2020, 17:28

Kanda_theGreat wrote: ↑26 Jun 2020, 23:22 The interactive aspect about this book is what piqued my interest most.
Thank you for the review.

It was really interactive. Thanks for stopping by.

Post by **Diana Lowery** » 28 Jun 2020, 08:15

I like the idea of being a third person in a dialogue. It seems like a unique concept.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 28 Jun 2020, 11:01

diana lowery wrote: ↑28 Jun 2020, 08:15 I like the idea of being a third person in a dialogue. It seems like a unique concept.

It was interesting to be given an opportunity to agree or disagree with an author.

Harty Muli · Post by **Harty Muli** » 02 Jul 2020, 09:39

I would like to read the book as well and see how the population dynamism affects the relevance of a nation. Thanks for the nice review.

Prince Chime · Post by **Prince Chime** » 02 Jul 2020, 12:48

Slater678 wrote: ↑02 Jul 2020, 09:39 I would like to read the book as well and see how the population dynamism affects the relevance of a nation. Thanks for the nice review.

Thanks for stopping by and commenting. You will surely enjoy it. Guaranteed!

Post by **Vickie Noel** » 04 Jul 2020, 17:54

This is an interesting review. It seems the author put a lot of thought and research into producing this work. As a Nigerian following the current trends in the country, while I do not agree that the governmental inadequacies can result in actual extermination of the Black race at this present time, I think the author has good reason to draw attention to the steady decline of the country's place among other African nations. It appears the "Giant of Africa" has done away with the "G.i." and is now left with "ant." Thanks for the seamlessly written review.