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It was a fact that if Amadioha has insisted on taking a man’s life, no medicine man could do anything about it...”

— Elechi Amadi The Concubine (1966)

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What hurts one man may benefit another” and “a diseased village is a good village to a medicine man”

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He reconciles himself to these forces and treats them with reverence and dignity. He believes that his every action is guided and directed by spirits”

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No one wanted to betray his admiration. There was silence for a time.

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Ihuoma is the sea-king’s main interest and her male admires are victims of circumstance and of their own misdeeds”

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