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Salihu's firsthand perspective adds depth, but I'm curious about what motivated him to shed light on these issues now. Did recent events influence this choice?

The real-life accounts brought emotion to the discussion, but I wonder if they also risked simplifying complex issues or if they added necessary human context.

The book blends journalism with personal experience, and I'm interested in how Salihu maintains objectivity while sharing his own story.