FAIR PLAY: Igbo Women Plead For Compassion, Empathy, And Fairness is a well-written book, which carefully draws serious attention to important social issues that affect the girl-child and women. These issues should be examined by all who are interested in culture, human liberty, human dignity, and fairness. This highly readable book covers many topics in which every man or woman is, or should be, personally and emotionally interested.

FAIR PLAY comes with an extensive and informative glossary. This makes it easy for anyone to fully understand the rich and interesting cultural information. The full index simplifies the work of the serious student.

Governments should examine this book as a reliable and dispassionate way to measure their women empowerment actions against their promises.

The author is a highly educated and experienced Igbo lady, who holds degrees in education, history and sociology (including a Masters degree in Education from Columbia University, the Ivy League university in New York City).

In FAIR PLAY, she has written a topical book with primary focus on the culture of the Igbo, a major ethnic nationality with a population of over 40 million, located in Nigeria. You will be fascinated by the many points she raises.
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You may or may not agree with all of her conclusions or suggested remedies, but you should note them well and compare them with yours. The result will be more than worth the effort.