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As "the horrifying sound of matches and spears on human bodies, the clacking of matches, the staccato booming of gun-shots and the splashing of blood were poignantly significant", Okechukwu was unequivocally enmeshed in the dispensation---the mark of a man When Men Where Men. The novel, When Men Where Men, goes a step further in the exploration of plots in African literature---a store house of Igbo proverbs