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	title:	Nigeria (Country Guides) (Country Guides)
	author:	Lizzie Williams
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Bradt Travel Guides
	released:	April 15, 2008
	isbn:	1841622397
	isbn-13:	9781841622392

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Customer Reviews
A 'Must Buy" for anyone living in or visiting Nigeria - Rated I have lived in Nigeria now for over seven years and I met Lizzie when she came to Lagos to write the book. Within the space of a few weeks, Lizzie has come to understand Nigeria and the Nigerian people in a way that many long term residents have not. Time and time again I found myself recognising places and situations exactly as I had experienced them. She writes with great empathy for her subject and tells it as it is, the good and the bad. I showed it to a couple of my Nigerian friends and they loved it, agreeing with almost all Lizzie had to say. This book is quite simply a must for anyone living in or visiting Nigeria, as well as being a cracking good read. Alan Parke

Customer Reviews

A 'Must Buy" for anyone living in or visiting Nigeria - Rated 5/5
I have lived in Nigeria now for over seven years and I met Lizzie when she came to Lagos to write the book. Within the space of a few weeks, Lizzie has come to understand Nigeria and the Nigerian people in a way that many long term residents have not. Time and time again I found myself recognising places and situations exactly as I had experienced them. She writes with great empathy for her subject and tells it as it is, the good and the bad. I showed it to a couple of my Nigerian friends and they loved it, agreeing with almost all Lizzie had to say. This book is quite simply a must for anyone living in or visiting Nigeria, as well as being a cracking good read.
Alan Parke