Jeremiah Nwafor Nwankwo: A cerebral giant well-met

It is appropriate to infer that the palpable aloofness of the intellectual class derives, for the most part, from the “gown and town” concept, which compartmentalises human societies into the cerebral and the non-cerebral.

Godwin Afam Nkemdiche

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