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 Against the Odds
Undaunted by hardship, a determined widow, Uridiya, arranges a wife of her choice for her western-educated only son. Hardly did she know that her son, Jamike, had fallen in love an...
 The Trial and Other Stories
The Trial and Other Stories brings
to the fore inherent gender bias and
inequality in most traditional societies
especially in Africa. It gives voice to
widows who often bear t...
 I Want To Dance
I Want to Dance is an individualized metaphor of the Human condition. The collection is a song in three parts. The first section is surreal and mystical; the second part dea...
 Shakara dance-hall queen
Shakara dance-hall queen is a gripping drama on the struggle for identity, power and control, engulfing mothers and daughters in a modern city that is sharply split between ...
 A Good Shepherd
A Good Shepherd is not simply the chronicle of an outstanding NIgerian Bishop, it is the history of a man with enormous vision, a great religious leader, an activist Bishop ...
 Black Gods
Black Gods uses fiction to define and discuss the dilemma of Africa's daughters and sons caught in the belly of the colonial and neocolonial predators. In his usual thought-...
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