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If you think you understand Nigeria’s longest-running security crisis, this book will make you uncomfortable — and that discomfort is exactly what will finally force us to change.
Scars is the nerve-exposing, no-safe-spaces memoir and strategic briefing from a soldier who led Nigeria’s defence at the highest level — a book that combines frontline truth-telling, moral challenge, and practical policy prescriptions. It’s for anyone who cares about power, justice, and the future of our nation: politicians, lawyers, historians, security strategists, and engaged citizens.
General Leo (Lucky) Irabor (rtd.), a former Chief of Defence Staff, pulls back the curtain on the human, institutional and political costs of the Boko Haram insurgency. He does more than recount operations: he diagnoses the root causes, names failures (and near-successes), and proposes pathways out of a crisis that has scarred communities for more than a decade. This is part memoir, part strategy paper, part moral appeal — and it arrives now as a clarion call for accountability, reform, and national healing.
But, very unfortunately, Scars is very Scarce to get eversince it was launched. Sunshine Bookseller was fortunate to get some copies.
Grab your copy, using this link, while stock last: https://sunshinebookseller.com/product/scars-nigerias-journey-and-the-boko-haram-conundrum.
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