Books

Idara Ehehim is using drugs to escape the trauma of rape. On her wedding night she suspects her husband is the rapist. But her quest to reveal the truth takes a turn when she discovers she and her husband have a set of lookalikes living in the same city. Shocked by this discovery; worried no one believes her claims; and mortified by the...

Naomi’s parent, family members and the Police are eager to know what had happened to Naomi, who was picked up along Lekki–Epe Expressway, unconscious, with stab wounds in her abdomen and bruises all over her body by a good Samaritan and brought to a hospital.

Five year old Benjamin invites GOD for dinner. GOD shows up, triggering series of miracles in real time. This life-changing encounter provokes deep reflection on our level of faith in God.

This is a compendium by 15 creatives. It comprises 34 poems, 21 paintings and short stories on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and the experiences after the 2020 lockdown.
Featuring works by:
Edidiong Esshiet, Keisha Acuff, Evelyn Joie, Ukeme Edung, Chinyere Nwabunike, Maranatha Abutu, Agnes Kay E, June Storer, Monica Reents, Abdul Majiid,...

Everyone thinks he’s weird, sort of a freaky nerd; but he knows he’s special. He has a gift, a special gift that keeps him away from trouble and helps him stay ahead of others. Join Donald as he narrates this bizarre but hilarious experince he had.

The lockdown has made things difficult for everyone; Jones receives a tipoff about a huge amount of money stashed in a newly rented house by a businessman who plans giving palliatives of food and cash donations to the poorest of the poor in his country home. Jones’ mission is to steal the money with the assistance from his gang by midnight. But...

This book is a short compendium of ten poems I have written over the years. I refer to them as eccentric because they all came as strange ideas at different times, during my quiet moments. The poems are coated in metaphors and described as weird cos they don’t follow the conventional poetic patterns. The ideas are unconventional!