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Edwin Clark- Missionary to Nagas of India

Open Social How To (Free subscription) | 11/29/2008

Edwin W. Clark and his wife served as missionaries in Nagaland India. “They sailed from Boston on October 20, 1868 in Bark Pearel via Cape of Good Hope under the Missionary Union as Missionaries and Printers. They arrived in Sibsagar in March 1869 and relieved William Ward who had long [...]

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Ijaws in the Limelight!

NigerianMuse Articles (Free subscription) | 10/21/2008

EDWIN CLARK COMMENDS YORUBA, AGAGU Ijaw National Leader and former Information Minister, Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark has expressed satisfaction over the place of the Ijaws in the politics of Ondo State. Besides, Clark said, Governor Olusegun Agagu deserves the support of every Ijaw man in the country, for what he described as the “height of generosity”. The foremost nationalist...