The Road to the Country by Chigozie Obioma review – a brutal journey
The victims of Nigeria’s bloody civil war are given a voice in this tale of a man’s quest to find his estranged brother
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The victims of Nigeria’s bloody civil war are given a voice in this tale of a man’s quest to find his estranged brother
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The club, which prides itself in championing women's empowerment and inclusion, broke away from its usual tradition.
A young man learns how to love in a hostile world in this debut from Nigeria
Chukwuebuka Ibeh’s debut novel opens in 2006, when Anozie, a shopkeeper in Port Harcourt, southern Nigeria, brings an adolescent boy in to help. Something about the new assistant catches the attention of Anozie’s teenage son, Obiefuna; soon after, Anozie sees the two boys exchange a simmering glance. He immediately grasps its significance. After beating Obiefuna, Anozie sends him away to boarding school.