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Odonget is not at war – so why the army?
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Odonget is not at war – so why the army?

Editorial Team4 months ago4 months ago08 mins

By Ebube Bruno CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – Centuries ago, it was an honour to fight for one’s home. Warriors were prized, feared by enemies and celebrated by their people. Land meant survival, and those without it often took it by force. If a community were weak or unable to defend itself, it could lose everything. Sometimes,…

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