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How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue
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How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue

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How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue is a historical fiction novel that explores the resilience, unity, and strength of the Idoma people in the face of an existential threat. Set in the tumultuous period of the Jihad in Northern Nigeria, the story follows a young and determined leader, Adama, and his people as they confront the expanding forces of jihadism that threaten to tear apart their land and culture. The novel delves into the struggles of the Idoma people, highlighting their rich traditions, the complexities of their leadership, and the deep-rooted unity that binds them. As the forces of jihad sweep across Southern Benue, the Idoma are forced to choose between isolation and resistance.

Under Adama's leadership, a council of elders, young warriors, and community members come together to strategize and find a way to protect their land, heritage, and future. Throughout the story, the Idoma people face internal conflict as old divisions are tested, and the younger generation challenges traditional ways of thinking. The novel underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage, embracing unity despite differing opinions, and balancing tradition with progress. As the community rallies together to resist the jihadist forces, they learn that the greatest strength lies not in warfare but in ii solidarity and shared purpose. Ultimately, How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue is a tale of triumph, showcasing how a community, bound by their shared history and values, can overcome immense challenges. It is a story of the Idoma people's courage, wisdom, and unwavering determination to protect their land and future, ensuring that their legacy endures for generations to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arise Studio
Date
30 January 2025
Pages
66
ISBN
9789228833836

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue is a historical fiction novel that explores the resilience, unity, and strength of the Idoma people in the face of an existential threat. Set in the tumultuous period of the Jihad in Northern Nigeria, the story follows a young and determined leader, Adama, and his people as they confront the expanding forces of jihadism that threaten to tear apart their land and culture. The novel delves into the struggles of the Idoma people, highlighting their rich traditions, the complexities of their leadership, and the deep-rooted unity that binds them. As the forces of jihad sweep across Southern Benue, the Idoma are forced to choose between isolation and resistance.

Under Adama's leadership, a council of elders, young warriors, and community members come together to strategize and find a way to protect their land, heritage, and future. Throughout the story, the Idoma people face internal conflict as old divisions are tested, and the younger generation challenges traditional ways of thinking. The novel underscores the importance of preserving cultural heritage, embracing unity despite differing opinions, and balancing tradition with progress. As the community rallies together to resist the jihadist forces, they learn that the greatest strength lies not in warfare but in ii solidarity and shared purpose. Ultimately, How The Idoma People Conquered Jihad in Southern Benue is a tale of triumph, showcasing how a community, bound by their shared history and values, can overcome immense challenges. It is a story of the Idoma people's courage, wisdom, and unwavering determination to protect their land and future, ensuring that their legacy endures for generations to come.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Arise Studio
Date
30 January 2025
Pages
66
ISBN
9789228833836