Olotu doesn’t really like the Military but surprisingly, he sees nothing wrong in Lieutenant Uyi all because of his money.
Author: Olatunbosun Michael
He has got a couple of other awards under his belt, some of which include the ANA/Abubakar Gimba Prize for Short Stories in 2015, among others.
In the book, the author gives an exposition on politics, democracy, youth participation, pop culture, and women inclusion in politics.
The author opens the book by tracking back to the colonial times in Nigeria, when the British colonialists introduced the indirect rule to give the impression of joint rulership with the natives
“Nimi the Warrior Girl, The Chronicles of the Undesirables 1” is a book which you would like to describe as a blend of surrealist fiction and fable.
The prose work: “Igho Goes to Farm,” tells the story of eleven years old boy, Igho who has to be asked to observe his end of term vacation in the village while his other siblings and parents travel to the United States of America for theirs. Igho’s performance in the third term of his JSS1 is dismal.
We also encounter the Northern Elders Forum as they strategise on how to get more of the national cake to their own side of the nation.
In the book, The Cost of Silence, we come into contact with the narrator, Aduke Oluseyi, as she introduces us to her family of six.
The book by Ibukunoluwa Otesile is therefore is an advocacy tool about child abuse, and it tells the story of a family, the Josephs.
In the author’s introduction, we read that life is the greatest gift of life, but it only becomes super-golden by the value which we place on it.
In the final analysis, the author engages the reader in deep philosophical reflections on how to shake off the mindset that holds us down.
Joey has found the woman who stole his heart. Anjola is now much more at ease with him. They both make steamy love at Joey’s house.
In this work, we are introduced to Kolade, the central character. Brother Kolade Olawepo is the Choir Director of Perfect Assembly International.
The novel, The Fragrance of Roses, tells the story of Adewale and Remilekun Arowolo who are described as humble but of royal extraction.
And it is essentially reflective of Tolulope’s passion about using her writing to address societal and cultural ills and African values.
So, for the author, her learning curve was an intricate journey of servitude that took her from volunteerism to professionalism.
The play, Aribisala, opens with an altercation between Adisa, a wealthy cocoa farmer, and Chief Aroni, a land grabber.
He has written many scientific articles in addition to writing essays and short stories of a general nature, before going into the field of fiction.
It also talks about how the author switched her career paths from a lucrative accounting tax consultant position to a world of innovative education.
From the opening pages of the book, the author avers that “self-esteem issues, if not properly addressed, can shape our life negatively.”