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Unveiling Austin Emaduku’s Colours of My Mind: A landscape of throbbing narrations

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Published by Premium Times Books, Colours of My Mind is a trenchant and compelling collection of essays, reflections, and creative writings that chronicle Nigeria’s socio-political journey in the second decade of the 21st century.

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