Good Over Evil

About the Book

Good Over Evil is a masterpiece of reality of life story, revealing unforgettable human agonies in the colonial racist enslavement in Southern Africa. It highlights racism in action and projects the atrocities of apartheid with vivid accounts of the plights of Africans as meted out by the oppressive system. It is the epitome of man's inhumanity to man and a crime against humanity in the cloak of religion. The outcome of years of research, it is a novel of impelling readability and a sweeping evocation of the South. Immensely powerful in depth and compelling and most of all a memorable history.

Being of personal interest to research and analysing the consequences of colonial and racial prejudices imbibed by the imperial racists in Africa, this book forms the first part of a two-part series of the atrocities of Apartheid in Africa. The second part is centered on the frontline states, the destabilization tactics of the racist state and Africa's revolution against the oppressive system. It is a work on its own perspective.

About the Author

Meche Okwesili is a freelance author on international affairs and publisher of many articles. He took to writing during his teaching career with the publication of The Prophecy of Bob Marley in 1987. He is a partisan member of Nigeria-Azania People's Friendship and Cultural Association and the Youth Solidarity for Peace and Progress. He is married with four children.