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Date: July 18, 2015 12:00AM -- July 18, 2015 11:59PM RSVP by: July 18, 2015 02:55PM Venue: Amazon Online, US Type: other Added by: Aihebholo-oria Okonoboh description Daggers in a Teacup, my most recent novel, will be benefiting from Kindle free book promotion on this event day. This is a fine opportunity for friends to get a free copy of the book. Why is this worthwhile? The contents of this work is considered informative to quite a wide variety of readers as it captured with aptness the intimidating but captivating political realities of contemporary Nigeria. Filled with the intrigues of crime, betrayals adventures and the thrill of romance Daggers in a Teacup focuses on Nigeria's central problems of financial and economic crimes. In its ongoing efforts to resolve it, an anti corruption commissions has just invited Siva Okojoe, a rising star in the police, to be the new arrowhead of its investigations department. The...

Sold Blood for Bread

A fictional representation of Leadership Crisis in Nigeria For hours, Ekoyata tried to relate the moment to reality but failed. His father, Chief Egbe, was well-known globally. How come he had that kind of house in their hometown? His father's sister of the same parents got gobbled up in such miserable poverty. How did it happen? He felt that he was missing something. The whole thing came to him as a kind of terrifying force. When the farmer took him to the mud house and told him that it belonged to his father, he had thought that the farmer was psychologically blind. But he had acted blind with him so that he could do what he wanted and would never be seen by him. He didn't hope too, that the wobbly old woman who later joined him was his aunt. But it was suddenly true. They were together now. At the moment, she was the closest person to him in all of the world. Ekoyata wanted to get up and go outside. On the rough floor, Obehi was on her knees praying for him. ...

Jubilee of Denial is Internal Colonialism

A fictional representation of Leadership Crisis in Nigeria When they finally got to the venue, a local musician was playing. The music was loud. The ground was shaking. Ekoyata tightened his stomach and his muscles taut like someone expecting a blow and was preparing to take it. He wondered what had happened to the law. Another civil war almost started in the country when the government tried to stop loud music in public places some years before. Churches fought against it. Mosques did the same thing. They had big horn speakers on their building tops that played gospel music or call to worship, their volumes always turned full. Some residents in the country had full musical system in their apartments enough to run a disco hall. They also played them in the apartment with their full volumes turned up. So, there was a coalition of forces at that time and the government had to concede to a cheap defeat in the end without a fight. There was no report of a single person prose...

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