"Literature has a life it regenerates, a spark it ignites, a collective unconscious it evokes. Hillary Azegba's _About The Man Who Never Died_ is a novel that meets this demand of literature. The story of Ezocha is told in an alluring way; the plot flows beautifully and deeply like the Adada River into the distant past uniting mythology and literary imagination. Ezocha's story is told in quite a scintillating manner; as the plot flows, it draws within it, like a big ocean, the tributaries of the beautiful rivers of Nsukka's flora and fauna that in the end, one takes a deep breath exclaiming: 'I am home' and then starts all over again. Wouldn't you feast your mind on it?" Ekene Ugwuanyi Writer and Historian "About The Man Who Never Died is to be classed among the pantheon of great historical books of modern times that evokes in us fast paced reminiscence of the far past captured by the tales told us by our fathers. Deep and with penetrating narratives, the book is a best seller anyday." Onyekachi C Ugwu Poet DEDICATION This book is dedicated to my parents, especially my father, Sylvanus Azegba, who wished they were educated to tell the stories about our people.