The Last Days at Forcados High by A. H. Mohammed

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Title: The Last Days at Forcados High

Author: A. H. Mohammed

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 5.2 x 7.8

Short Description: The Last Days at Forcados High tells the story of Jimi Solade, the most popular boy at the elite Forcados High School. As he begins his final year in senior secondary together with his friends, the sweet-hearted and devout Nene and Ansa, the nerdy art genius, he’s determined it’s going to be his best year yet. But Jimi’s rogue brother, Wole, is back – which means trouble can’t be far behind. Then there’s Efua, the beautiful and mysterious new girl in class who seems to have no time for boys – including Jimi. But when Jimi’s mother falls ill, he realizes that things are about to change – and not necessarily in a good way.

A funny and honest book about self-discovery, family, friendship, tolerance and the highs and lows of life as a modern Nigerian teenager. Told in straightforward language, A.H. Mohammed never talks down to readers. Instead, Last Days stands out with its realistic situations, original characters and deft storytelling. It is at once entertaining and deadly serious, tackling a range of difficult issues including drug abuse, discrimination and loss, with intelligence and great writing.

Category: Teen Fiction/ Young Adult Fiction

 

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Symphony of Becoming by Iquo Eke

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Title: Symphony of Becoming

Author: Iquo Eke

Genre: Poetry

Format: Paperback/eBook

Book Size: 5.5 x 8 / 1257KB

Number of Pages: 112/ 80

Publication Year: August 30, 2013

Publisher: Image Books

ISBN: 978-9789149742

Available at: Pataba Bookshop, Terra Kulture Bookshops, Glendora Bookshops [Lagos], Writehouse [Ibadan] and also online at Lulu.com, Amazon.com

Short Description: Symphony of becoming is a collection of poems by Iquo Eke, a writer, Author and Performance Poet. This is her first published collection.

Category: Literature/Poetry

 

 

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River Jamitha by Chinedu Caleb

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Title: River Jamitha

Author: Chinedu Caleb

Genre: Fiction

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension: 5.9 x 8.9

Number of Pages: 260

Publication Year:  November 5, 2013

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent

ISBN: 1493588133

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: Born in an environment where a given faith to believe and worship in becomes life-threatening. Samaila’s father is a Muslim and his mother a Christian. And when sectarian crisis is witnessed in Tikama, the fourteen-year-old finds himself switching between the two faiths just to be on the safe side, then he is abducted to wreck havoc in River Jamitha. In ‘Iska: Asabe!’ Asabe is obsessed with some group of Christian Corps members serving their fatherland in Kofar, a Muslim community. She takes the risk to rescue the Corps members when they become a target of post election crisis. He lives in the slum and hawks along the busy roads of Lagos. Ade and his neighbour’s son, Toah—a twelve-year-old are eking out a living when the latter is held by the mob on trump up charge, that the former can not rescue him from the gruesome mob. In his quest to attain Western education Ndu is enticed into selling illicit drug in the streets of Kano by his former school teacher, T.N. Makan, A.K.A. Sarko. But when Ndu’s colleague, Pali is arrested, Ndu and Sarko escape to Bamako, Mali on their way to Europe through the death-trap Sahara desert. Do they make it? These and more are what transpired in this collection of eight engaging short stories.

 

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The Tragedy of Victory by Godwin Alabi-Isama

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Title: The Tragedy of Victory

Author: Godwin Alabi-Isama

Genre: Non-Fiction (Memoir)

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension: NA

Number of Pages: 704

Publication Year:  October 24, 2013

Publisher: Spectrum Books, Ibadan

ISBN: 9789789260058

Available at: Online on  konga.com and Writehouse

Short Description: The Tragedy of Victory: On-the-Spot Account of the Nigeria-Biafra War in the Atlantic Theatre is a chronological narrative of the war that lasted from July 6, 1967 to January 15, 1970. With about 500 photographs and maps and facts, told with accuracy, the well-organised and efficient Third Marine Commandos, earlier commanded by Col. Benjamin Adekunle (with Lt. Col. G. Alabi-Isama, as the Chief of Staff) had already controlled the Atlantic coast from Bonny to Calabar before Col. Olusegun Obasanjo’s arrival as the new commander.

The book is a rich manual, a repository of invaluable information, a document that gives a precise and veritable first-person account of the Nigerian civil war, in the Atlantic theatre. It is a must for every serving and retired member of the armed forces to own. Other Nigerians and international bodies will find it particularly useful in reconstructing the events of Nigeria’s civil war.

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The Accidental Public Servant by Nasir El- Rufai

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Title: The Accidental Public Servant

Author: Nasir El- Rufai

Genre: Non-Fiction (Memoir)

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension: 5.9 x 8.9

Number of Pages: 704

Publication Year:  February 5, 2013

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN: 978-1481967402

Available at: Online on  konga.com and Writehouse

Short Description: This is a story of Nigeria, told from the inside. After a successful career in the private sector, Nasir El-Rufai rose to the top ranks of Nigeria’s political hierarchy, serving first as the privatization czar at the Bureau for Public Enterprises and then as Minister of the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja under former President Olesegun Obasanjo. In this tell-all memoir, El-Rufai reflects on a life in public service to Nigeria, the enormous challenges faced by the country, and what can be done while calling on a new generation of leaders to take the country back from the brink of destruction. The shocking revelations disclosed by El-Rufai about the formation of the current leadership and the actions of prominent statesmen make this memoir required reading for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics of power politics in Africa’s most populous nation.

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A Box of Chocolates by Jude Idada

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Title: A Box of Chocolates

Author: Jude Idada

Genre: Fiction (Short Stories)

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension: 5 x 8

Number of Pages: 252

Publication Year:  March 1, 2013

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

ISBN: 978-1478125327

Available at: Online on  konga.com and Writehouse

Short Description: A journey through 18 lifetimes captured in stories about the transition of man through the emotions of love and hate, freedom and oppression, spiritualism and materialism, life and death.

 

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Through the Window of a Sandcastle by Chijioke Amu Nnadi

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Title: Through the Window of a Sandcastle

Author: Chijioke Amu Nnadi

Genre: Poetry

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension: 6 x 9

Number of Pages: 132

Publication Year:  September 27, 2013

Publisher: Origami

ISBN: 978-9783157446

Available at: Online on  konga.com and Writehouse

Short Description: In a manner reminiscent of the late Christopher Okigbo, this poet seems always to be concerned to strain his lexicon through the sieve of music

– Femi Osofisan.

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Exotica Celestica by Jude Idada

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Title: Exotica Celestica

Author: Jude Idada

Genre: Poetry

Format:  Paperback

Book Dimension:

Number of Pages: 244

Publication Year:  March 1, 2013

Publisher: CreateSpace

ISBN: 978-1477659151

Available at: Online on  konga.com and Writehouse

Short Description: Exotica Celestica is a collection of poems that celebrates the marriage of the physical and the spiritual. It seeks to capture the unique amalgam of human emotions through the lens of a compassionate celestial force. It is a poetic commentary on the emotional phases of mankind; anger, hate, sex, revenge, remorse, hopelessness, forgiveness, sacrifice, tolerance, inspiration, submission and love. It captures the joys and challenges of the mundane as is evident in everyday life, as much as it espouses the language of love both as a pure aspiration of the emotion and an expression of the carnal desires of the flesh. It heralds a yearning to understand the mystical as it exists as the unseen hand of the celestial in the affairs of mankind. It enquires; is the basis of pleasure in the expression of pure love a thread that connects us to the core of existence? Is the seminal love which burns in the heat of fleeting lust a mirror image of mankind as beings made in the full image of the Divine? Is our sensuality and sexuality not only facts of nature but actually the language of the Creator? Are we mere pawns in the game of life or beings in actual control of our destinies? This is a collection that explores the complexities of mankind in full awareness of the entirety of its faculties and its power therein.

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Weeping Cherry by Kemi Santos-Omanukwue

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Title: Weeping Cherry

Author: Kemi Santos-Omanukwue

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback, Hardback & E-book

Book Dimension: 

Number of Pages: 354

Publication Year:  August 5, 2013

Publisher: Xlibris LLC

ISBN: 978-1-4836-1886-9 (Paperback), Hard cover (978-1-4836-1885-2), 978-1-4836-1887-6 (E-book)

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Short Description: When fifteen year old Meredith Hart decided it would be best to disobey her mother by taking a school trip to Ireland, she never imagined what the repercussions were going to be. A good grounding would have been foreseeable but nothing that would mean paying with her life, uncovering her hidden family history, delving into the sea world, only a few story book had told her about. She confronts her conflicting nightmares and tries to live what is left of her life by saving her family and loving a boy that isn’t quite human.

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Panorama by Ifeoma Ndiolo

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Title: Juggle the Dice

Author: Ifeoma Ndiolo

Genre: Poetry

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 8 x 5.6

Number of Pages: 69

Publication Year: June 27, 2013

Publisher: Divine Creation Publishing House, Lagos

ISBN: 978 – 067 – 988 – x

Available at: Terra Kulture Bookshop.

Short Description: Panorama is a collection of long and short poems. It is divided into two parts, relating only to the season in the life of the author in which they were written and nothing to do with the length, structure and subject. The blend of short and long poems makes for ease of breath while reading the poems and they were done in simple, easy to understand English language.

The poems relate to everyday life experience of the author and people around her and would appeal to all readers, young and old. The use of imagery is fantastic and the poems are very entertaining as well as instructive.

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Juggle the Dice by Ifeoma Ndiolo

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Title: Juggle the Dice

Author: Ifeoma Ndiolo

Genre: Fiction (Short Stories)

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 8.7 x 5.8

Number of Pages: 122

Publication Year: June 27, 2013

Publisher: Divine Creation Publishing House, Lagos

ISBN: 978 – 067 – 987 – 1

Available at: Terra Kulture Bookshop.

Short Description: Juggle the Dice is an easy read collection of very exciting, true life experience stories. The stories are based on the experiences of people living in Nigeria, from the East through the south and western part of the country. They are the kind of stories that every one connects with and relates to what happens to the family next door. They are very entertaining and very much in tune with daily events in contemporary Nigeria, even until date. The ten stories are full of drama and fast paced. They are guaranteed entertainment and a must read for everyone, from parents to children of all ages.

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Dappled Things by Iweka Kingsley

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Title: Dappled Things

Author: Iweka Kingsley

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 5 x 8

Number of Pages: 148

Publication Year: September, 2013

Publisher: Partridge Publishing (Subsidiary of Penguin), India

ISBN: 9781482801651

Available at: Online at jumia.com and in bookstores at Patabah Bookstore, Adeniran Ogunsanya Shopping Mall (Shoprite), Surulere, Lagos & Literary Café, 1st Floor, E-Centre (Ozone Cinemas), Commercial Avenue, Yaba, Lagos.

Short Description: Brian paused here, but the priest remained silent, so he continued. “You see father. I turned out a monster just like my father did. Now, I will die just like he did.”

“The above line perhaps captures the ethos of Kingsley’s tale – one of a vicious cycle; as much of the family that he writes about as of the country in which they live. The words betray the tentativeness of a new writer, but that seeming uncertainty gives this work much of its power – as it tell a story with many contours; leaving you with a range of emotions from grief to love. You leave this book however with faith and with hope.

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Having Junior by Eunice Sampson

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Title: Having Junior

Author: Eunice Sampson

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 6 x 9

Number of Pages: 290

Publication Year: July, 2013

Publisher: Xlibris (USA)

ISBN: 978-1483671499

Available at: Online at Amazon, eBay, Xlibris and in Bookshops in Nigeria at Manna Books Ltd, Suite 14, Pees Galleria, Foreshore Towers, 2A Osborne Road, Ikoyi, Lagos and others nationwide. Enquiries: 08023608022, 08033047457

Short Description: Having Junior is beyond a tale about a woman’s struggle with childlessness and matrimonial acrimony. It mirrors the imperfect nature of man and the tortuous journey to being a better person. It is a contemporary African story about betrayal, infidelity, defiance, hypocrisy, deep-rooted guilt, obsession with social acceptance. It is a thick plot indeed, with something for everyone!

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The Road We Traveled by Uchendu Precious Onuoha

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Title: The Road We Traveled (A Memoir of Two Worlds)

Author: Uchendu Precious Onuoha

Genre: Fiction (Memoir)

Format: Paperback & Ebook

Book Dimension: 4.25 x 6.88

Number of Pages: 124

Publication Year: July 5, 2013

Publisher: iUniverse

ISBN: 978-1-4759-7835-3(sc), 978-1-4759-7836-0(ebk)

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: The road to success, prosperity and happiness is not a closed door to anyone neither is it an exclusivity of some privileged few individuals, tribe, nation or race. One is only a victim of birth circumstances if he chooses to be.The Road We Came is the story of Uchendu ,a typical African child narrating the circumstances of birth in his native African village, the family heritage, traditions and religion. His travails to overcome imposing hardships, obstacles caused by lack of the basic amenities, public services such as, clean water, electricity, shelter, food, clothing, good road networks, schools and healthcare services developed countries take for granted and develop into a person.

How the difficulties encountered to enjoy that motivated his strive to make the world a better place for him and others to live. And how his personal experience relates to the struggle by his tribe, nation, continent and the  entire human race to overcome the hindrances and challenges  that have been on their journey into existence from the beginning. It covers retrospective experiences in Africa, reviewing life times to establish a contact with an African childhood. The struggles, pains, failures and successes undergone.  His experiences living abroad, impacts, culture shocks, a tale of differences in two worlds. And his prospective experience, striking a balance between his past in Africa, present in Europe and future aspirations in the world.

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Standing Divided by Angus Obinna Chukwuka

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Title: Standing Divided

Author: Augus Obinna Chukwuka

Genre: Poetry

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 8.5 x 5.5

Number of Pages: 123

Publication Year: November, 2013

Publisher: Jemie Books

ISBN: 978-978-931-620-5

Available at: Havilah Bookshops, Lagos, London; Terra Kulture, Victoria Island, Lagos; National Gallery Bookshop, Surulere Lagos; Jazzhole, Ikoyi Lagos;  Grace of God Bookshop, by Oshodi/Isolo LGA Secretariat; Ikeja Bookshops. Call or visit Jemie Books at 21/23 Unity Crescent, Mafoluku, Lagos. 234-1-(0)802 304 7842, (0)807 770 9838.

Short Description: Standing Divided is a bold, daring statement on the state of Nigeria as a Nation; fresh and crispy, the very many historical and topical issues are here presented to tickle your tongue and awaken your mind to laugh and learn from our follies.

This is a fresh and unencumbered voice with a deep sense of rhythm and orature; Chukwuka’s critical mind dissects our cultural, religious and socio-political challenges with a linguistic resonance that makes Standing Divided a very delightful read.

 

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The Fall of Silence by Inyang E. Ekwo

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Title: The Fall of Silence

Author: Inyang E. Ekwo

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 9 x 5.5

Number of Pages: 335

Publication Year: November, 2013

Publisher: Jemie Books

ISBN: 978-978-931-619-9

Available at: Havilah Bookshops, Lagos, London; Terra Kulture, Victoria Island, Lagos; National Gallery Bookshop, Surulere Lagos; Jazzhole, Ikoyi Lagos;  Grace of God Bookshop, by Oshodi/Isolo LGA Secretariat; Ikeja Bookshops. Call or visit Jemie Books at 21/23 Unity Crescent, Mafoluku, Lagos. 234-1-(0)802 304 7842, (0)807 770 9838.

Short Description: Inyang E. Ekwo writes elegant prose. This work is evidence of his literary flair. The Fall of Silence is both fascinating and intriguing. It is a gripping narrative, a craft that would stay in the reader’s memory for a long time. This is the story of a man resolute on helping his community. The wrongs he saw troubled him. He became a protagonist for the environment damaged by oil exploration. He sought restitution for the ravaged lives and devastated ecosystem. Unknown to him, he had stepped on toes of profiteers of the status quo. They turned out to be brazen, ruthless detractors. Everything around him took a drastic turn. The stark reality he faced was endangering not just his life but the lives of those that supported him. He was aware that no one who attempted what he did had ever survived. He was faced with the consequence: a discredited life, a controversial death, or…

 

 

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Operation A-Men by Henri Yire

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Title: Operation A-Men

Author: Henri Yire

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 4.25 x 6.88

Number of Pages: 147

Publication Year: November, 2013

Publisher: AMV Publishing

ISBN: 978-0-9894917-0-9

Available at: Terra-Kulture, The Hub Media & Silverbird Stores.

Short Description: An intricate plot by a religious fanatic to guarantee a major Middle East investment in Nigeria. This leads into the development of a secret committee of stakeholders willing to do anything to get the deal.

They call themselves the A-MEN committee.

Their task is to increase the country’s Muslim follower-ship thereby convincing the would-be investors to deal.

They employ the services of two professional Assassins to undertake a nationwide massacre of prominent religious leaders.

Their philosophy.

Kill the shepherd and the sheep automatically scatters.

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Foreign Gods, Inc by Okey Ndibe

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Title: Foreign Gods, Inc

Author: Okey Ndibe

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 8.5 x 5.8

Number of Pages: 336

Publication Year: January 14, 2013

Publisher: Soho Press

ISBN: 1616953136

Available at: Amazon.com.

Short Description: Foreign Gods, Inc., tells the story of Ike, a New York-based Nigerian cab driver who sets out to steal the statue of an ancient war deity from his home village and sell it to a New York gallery.

Ike’s plan is fueled by desperation. Despite a degree in economics from a major American college, his strong accent has barred him from the corporate world. Forced to eke out a living as a cab driver, he is unable to manage the emotional and material needs of a temperamental African American bride and a widowed mother demanding financial support. When he turns to gambling, his mounting losses compound his woes.

And so he travels back to Nigeria to steal the statue, where he has to deal with old friends, family, and a mounting conflict between those in the village who worship the deity, and those who practice Christianity.

A meditation on the dreams, promises and frustrations of the immigrant life in America; the nature and impact of religious conflicts; an examination of the ways in which modern culture creates or heightens infatuation with the “exotic,” including the desire to own strange objects and hanker after ineffable illusions; and an exploration of the shifting nature of memory, Foreign Gods is a brilliant work of fiction that illuminates our globally interconnected world like no other.

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The Missing Girl by Sunday Igwebuike

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Title: The Missing Girl

Author: Sunday Igwebuike

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback/E-Book

Book Dimension: 9 x 6/151KB

Number of Pages:  56

Publication Year: July 09, 2013

Publisher: Justfiction!edition

ISBN: 978-3-8454-4841-1

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: The Missing Girl is about the unfortunate disappearance of a beautiful, hard working, promising, wonderful and lovely Nigerian School Girl, Miss Ogadi Udoka, who was rescued from the cold hands of death through the miraculous intervention of God.

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Big Brother by Sunday Igwebuike

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Title: Big Brother

Author: Sunday Igwebuike

Genre: Fiction (Poetry)

Format: Paperback/E-Book

Book Dimension: 9 x 6/-

Number of Pages: 62

Publication Year: July 09, 2013

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing

ISBN: 978-1490954653

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: Big Brother is a collection of poems meant to teach young readers and minds the basic rudiments of poetry. In other words, it is poetry at the Grassroot or to use the jargon: catch them young. It brings to the fore the standard needed for societal upliftment and mutual co-existence.

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Today Na Today by Biko Agozino

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Title: Today Na Today

Author: Biko Agozino

Genre: Fiction (Poetry)

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 4.25 x 6.88

Number of Pages: 97

Publication Year: March 22, 2013

Publisher: Omala Media Ltd

ISBN: 9781300868507

Available at: lulu.com

Short Description: Today Na Today is a collection of mostly lyrical poetry written mainly in Nigerian Broken English as a popular medium for social, economic, political and cultural critique of local and global events by Biko Agozino, Professor of Sociology and Africana Studies, Virginia Tech.

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Back to Basics by Charles Odili Egwu

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Title: Back to Basics

Author: Charles Odili Egwu

Genre: Fiction (Poetry)

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 9 x 6

Number of Pages: 130

Publication Year: August 21, 2013

Publisher: Createspace Ind.

ISBN: 978-1492223191

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: BACK TO BASICS is a handbook that beams its search light on topical issues that beset our society. It is a collection of poems on topics that covers all the aspect of the society- political, social, economical, cultural, educational, religion etc. As a people, we seem to have lost touch with those values and ethics that help to define, shape and mould the very core of our existence – out culture, our metaphysics and life in general. BACK TO BASICS is a handbook that borders on value re-orientation, ethical renaissance and sundry other issues.

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No More Drama by Charles Odili Egwu

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Title: No More Drama

Author: Charles Odili Egwu

Genre: Fiction (Drama)

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 9 x 6

Number of Pages: 150

Publication Year: August 21, 2013

Publisher: Createspace Ind.

ISBN: 978-1492223313

Available at: Amazon.com

Short Description: No More Drama metaphorically xrays the hopelessness of the electorates/masses who found themselves in a dicey but challenging society… Some of the characters in the play are true representation of political traitors, who in spite of their unpopularity and weaknesses take desperate measures to maintain the status quo. On the other hand, we see characters that represent an emerging generation struggling to rejuvenate the society. The playwright is truly a revolutionary political analyst of a decayed society in the 21st century Nigeria and beyond.

– Mr. Chikada Daniels An author and a critic. He is a Lecturer in the Dept. of Theatre and Cultural Studies, Nasarawa State University, Keffi.

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Happiness Like Water by Chinelo Okparanta

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Title: Happiness Like Water

Author: Chinelo Okparanta

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paperback

Book Dimension: 8 x 5.2

Number of Pages: 208

Publication Year: August 13, 2013

Publisher: Mariner Books

ISBN: 0544003454

Available at: Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble & Other online stores

Short Description: A moving debut story collection centered on Nigerian women, as they build lives out of longing and hope, faith and doubt, the struggle to stay and the mandate to leave, and the burden and strength of love.

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A Bouquet of Dilemma by Tayo Emmanuel

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Title: A Bouquet of Dilemma

Authors: Tayo Emmanuel

Genre: Fiction

Format: Paper back & e-book

Book Dimension: 8 x 5.25

Number of Pages: 328

Publication Year: June, 2013

Publisher: Total Word Publishers

ISBN: 9780956525970

Available at: Amazon, Debonair Bookstore, Patabah Bookshop

Short Description: Tobi’s world is shattered when charismatic Richard brutally dumps her. Can she ever love again? Or will Oba remain a distraction from her heart-broken stupor? When Richard resurfaces, Tobi has to define what true love means to her.

A simple narrative of values, prejudices and challenges that determine the choices we make about love and life.

 

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