This novel ends with the 
This novel ends with the birth of a girl whose name means "may the path never close," Amaechina. The protagonist tells a British poet nicknamed "Mad Medico" that "we were enslaved originally by Gordon's Dry Gin," and is later shot by soldiers after giving an incendiary speech at the University of Bassa. This novel begins with delegates from the province of Abazon protesting the shutdown of their water-holes. The protagonist's critical editorials cause him to be fired from the National Gazette; his death causes Chris Oriko to resign his post as Commissioner of Information in Kangan. FTP, name this 1988 novel about Ikem Osodi, a reporter killed on orders of the ruthless dictator Sam, written by Chinua Achebe.
This novel ends with the birth of a girl whose name means "may the path never close," Amaechina.
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