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Victims - A Collection Of Poems On HIV AIDS

Dumbiri Frank Eboh

Publisher: Kimekwu Communications Concept

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"Dumbiri Frank Eboh’s Victims: A Collection of Poems on HIV/AIDS is the first collection by an individual in Nigeria that is totally dedicated to the disease that has become the worst terror of contemporary social life - HIV/AIDS". Eboh draws attention to the disease so that individuals and the entire society can discuss it, learn to prevent it, and cope with it. 
 
Tanure OjaideProfessor, Africana StudiesThe University of North Carolina at Charlotte,USA.
Available since: 06/22/2019.

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