The Road to the Country Quotes

“It has always seemed to him that the world was full of things; that even in one’s loneliest moments, there was often a crowd. But the things one loved remained invisible, hidden amongst the multitudes he did not love.”
― CHIGOZIE OBIOMA, The Road to the Country

“The conditions in the cells in which the Biafran POWs were held was such that they would have been less endurable than the most violent front, if not for the succor religion provided.”
― Chigozie Obioma, The Road to the Country

“that the end of a thing often bears a resemblance—no matter how vague—to its beginning.”
― Chigozie Obioma, The Road to the Country

“In war, every soldier comes to understand that faced with the possibility of cruel and sudden death, what they fear most is being alone.”
― Chigozie Obioma, The Road to the Country