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My Life of Duty & Allegiance

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Last updated on Jun 13, 2026 05:08 PM

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Category Brains & Noble > Autobiography/Memoir

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SKU BN-125649

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My Life of Duty & Allegiance is a reflective and insightful memoir that chronicles the life, leadership, and legacy of Yakubu Gowon, one of Nigeria’s most significant historical figures.

In this compelling narrative, Gowon recounts his early life, his unexpected rise to national leadership, and his role during one of the most defining periods in Nigeria’s history-the Nigerian Civil War. The book offers a rare, personal perspective on the challenges of governance, national unity, and the burden of leadership in times of crisis.

Beyond politics, the memoir also explores themes of faith, service, and reconciliation, revealing the values that guided Gowon throughout his life. It is both a historical account and a deeply personal story of duty, resilience, and unwavering allegiance to the Nigerian nation.

Yakubu Gowon is a retired Nigerian Army General and statesman who served as Nigeria’s Head of State from 1966 to 1975. Rising to power at a young age, he became a central figure in preserving the unity of Nigeria during a turbulent era marked by political instability and civil war.

After his time in office, Gowon dedicated himself to peacebuilding, national development, and spiritual leadership. He is widely respected for his commitment to reconciliation and his post-service efforts in promoting unity through initiatives such as the “Nigeria Prays” movement.

Through this memoir, Gowon offers readers a rare window into his experiences, convictions, and enduring dedication to service, making his story an important contribution to Nigeria’s historical and moral discourse.