Freetown Echoes: Tales from Along the Odokoko Ahmed Koroma. Anthem Press, London. 142 pages. Reviewed by Abdul Tejan-Cole I chuckled my way through this book. Ahmed Koroma, better known to those of us who grew up with him as Stokes, has written about the Freetown in the 1970s, and he has written about my childhood as much as his own. …
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