[Excerpt]: "General Ojukwu, the leader of Biafra, is frequently portrayed as a conventional demagogue, who bears the sole responsibility for his country's plight. In fact, the traditionally democratic structure of Ibo society is such that no major decision--military, political, or social--can be taken without the unanimous consent of the broadly-based Biafran Consultative Assembly. FRANCIS WYNDHAM has recently returend from Biafra, where he talked with Ojukwu himself, and with other 'leaders of thought.' Here, he reports on how Biafra works today, and the new-born confidence with which Biafrans are already planning their post-war society..."