Exposing The Untold Truth

Exposing The Untold Truth is a compelling sequel to The Genocide: 1967–1970, in which Prof. MarkAnthony Nze masterfully exposes the hidden dimensions of the Nigerian Civil War and its lasting scars on the collective conscience of a nation. Far from being a mere historical recount, this book is a bold revelation of facts long buried by political expediency, propaganda, and the silence of those who shaped the narrative of victory.

With painstaking research and fearless clarity, Prof. Nze dismantles the sanitized versions of history to reveal the genocide, betrayal, and moral failures that defined the Biafran struggle. The book illuminates the roles of powerful actors—leaders and foreign collaborators alike—while giving voice to the ordinary men, women, and children whose suffering and resilience tell the true story of that dark era.

This is not just history; it is an urgent call for truth, justice, and remembrance. ‘The Untold Truth’ challenges readers to confront uncomfortable realities, rethink accepted narratives and honor the memory of millions silenced by war. It is a book that educates, provokes, and inspires.