Driven by the memory of her late son, Os faces a stark choice: concede defeat or risk a battle that could cost her everything she’s worked for.
Could the mangled version of Ade’s oriki, his praise song, recited by his grandmother, Iya, hold the key to his freedom?
When the distraught Mrs Lagbaja asks for help, Dele seizes the chance for revenge. Will Dele’s grim quest succeed, or will it claim her too?
What shadowy past links Mensah and David? What became of his distraught mother and displaced father? Why do the powers that be seem to be conspiring against his every aspiration?
What secrets link Rahul to Annie? Is there a connection between the faulty pacemakers and the government? Mensah must untangle a web of secrets, deceit and betrayal.
Friday the 13th, the day of her big interview for the post of head of department. Os waited in an…
When I was five or six I wanted to be U Thant. The bespectacled Secretary General of the United Nations…
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In parts of the polygamy belt of West Africa, a wife helps her husband find a new wife. The incumbent…