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Ainehi Edoro

Ainehi Edoro

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Founder and Editor, Brittle Paper

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Total articles 602

  • The African Con Man Who Outsmarted Presidents: Review of Yepoka Yeebo’s Anansi’s Gold

    By Ainehi Edoro| Brittle Paper Verified Anansi’s Gold by Yepoka Yeebo (Bloomsbury) is one of those books you approach the way you would a Netflix true crime series. You grab your popcorn and soft drinks, sink into the comfiest spot on the couch, and prepare to lose your entire Friday night because bingeing is the only option. The book tells the unbelievably wild tale of Dr. John Ackah Blay-Miezah—or “our man,” as he is sometimes affectionately, sometimes derisively called.

    By Ainehi Edoro · Brittle Paper

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Former Nigerian Head of State Ibrahim Babangida Releases Long-Awaited Memoir, A Journey in Service

    By Ainehi Edoro| Brittle Paper Verified After decades of speculation, former Nigerian military president Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) has finally released his autobiography, A Journey in Service. The 420-page memoir, published in February 2025 by Bookcraft Africa, presents Babangida story of his life, military career, and tenure as Nigeria’s leader from 1985 to 1993. The book comes with high expectations and no shortage of controversy.

    By Ainehi Edoro · Brittle Paper

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • The African Con Man Who Outsmarted Presidents: Review of Yepoka Yeebo’s Anansi’s Gold

    By Ainehi Edoro| Brittle Paper Verified Anansi’s Gold by Yepoka Yeebo (Bloomsbury) is one of those books you approach the way you would a Netflix true crime series. You grab your popcorn and soft drinks, sink into the comfiest spot on the couch, and prepare to lose your entire Friday night because bingeing is the only option. The book tells the unbelievably wild tale of Dr. John Ackah Blay-Miezah—or “our man,” as he is sometimes affectionately, sometimes derisively called.

    By Ainehi Edoro · Brittle Paper

    Mar. 20, 2025

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