Africa remembered
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As a Peace Corps volunteer in the early 1960s, Steve Clapp brought his skills as a reporter and photographer to Nigeria, where he taught English in a secondary boarding school for boys in Yola, the remote provincial capital of Adamawa …
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As a Peace Corps volunteer in the early 1960s, Steve Clapp brought his skills as a reporter and photographer to Nigeria, where he taught English in a secondary boarding school for boys in Yola, the remote provincial capital of Adamawa Province. He treated his letters home like dispatches from a foreign correspondent, and he took vivid photos of his surroundings and his travels. "Africa Remembered" records his adventures in a newly-independent country struggling with its colonial heritage, and visits to some of the most exotic and beautiful regions of the continent.
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