With another me, Ebereonwu sustains his poetic licence

With a first degree in accounting, master’s in financial management and Ph.D in International Business Management, Ebereonwu C. Tochi is one writer, who has proved that poetic license is not a monopoly of those that studied arts.

Bridget Chiedu Onochie, Abuja

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