AGONY IN LIBERIA
by omari jackson
James Zonn, a young ethnic Gio is suffering the ravages of the Liberian civil-war. He escapes from a detention center, and decides to go behind The Lines, as the rebel held area is described. But it seems that his agony is just starting and he will now endure it to the last. God now becomes his only hope to survive.
About the Author
Journalist Omari Jackson exprienced the Liberian civil-war. On two occasions he came face to face with, first a rebel soldier and then a government soldier, who all wanted to kill him. Thank God he survived it and now he is writing some of the stories he heard and was told by friends and colleagues. This little book, he says, is a small contribution to the agony that came to Liberia.
(2008, paperback, 77 pages)
James Zonn, a young ethnic Gio is suffering the ravages of the Liberian civil-war. He escapes from a detention center, and decides to go behind The Lines, as the rebel held area is described. But it seems that his agony is just starting and he will now endure it to the last. God now becomes his only hope to survive.
About the Author
Journalist Omari Jackson exprienced the Liberian civil-war. On two occasions he came face to face with, first a rebel soldier and then a government soldier, who all wanted to kill him. Thank God he survived it and now he is writing some of the stories he heard and was told by friends and colleagues. This little book, he says, is a small contribution to the agony that came to Liberia.
(2008, paperback, 77 pages)
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