Frederick Forsyth (English Wikipedia)

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Nwelue, Onyek [@onyekanwelue] (6 June 2024). "Listen to Frederick Forsyth address Wole Soyinka about their last night in Biafra.
I went to speak to him about Biafra, for my historical novel, "The Women of Biafra."" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

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