336 Hours in Nigeria: The Phenomenology of a Broken Nation
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336 Hours in Nigeria: The Phenomenology of a Broken Nation

by Dr. Anthony Obi Ogbo, Anthony Obi Ogbo

Sociology Nonfiction African Studies
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336 Hours in Nigeria: The Phenomenology of a Broken Nation offers a focused reflection on Nigeria and the lived experience of a nation in crisis. Framed around 336 hours, the book invites readers to consider social conditions, national identity, and the meaning of a broken nation.

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336 Hours in Nigeria: The Phenomenology of a Broken Nation examines Nigeria through a focused period of time and the concept of lived experience.

The title frames the book as a reflection on the condition of a nation described as broken.

It may interest readers seeking concise, thoughtful engagement with Nigeria and questions of national identity, society, and public life.

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