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The King is dead! Who will wear the mighty crown JAGAGBA?

The Palace is in disarray about the rightful successor. Will it be Adebola the King’s adopted son or Adesupo the King’s estranged brother? Amidst palace intrigues, political conspiracies and family traditions, Abebi the King’s widow offers her advice. This is the winning play of the second edition of the Beeta Playwright Competition, and it emerged out of three hundred and forty-eight entries. Abdul-Qudus Ibrahim has emerged as a playwright to watch, gifted & promising.

The play JAGABA captures the conflict of traditional society with interplays of political metaphors and social contradictions. The title is exciting, drawn from a real person which makes it a compelling entrapment that draws the audience into Abdul-Qudu’s own world. A must read and watch. Professor Ahmed YerimaAuthor, and Chairman BPC Panel of Judges.

The Book of April

April Anjou was born into a wealthy Lagos Island family but soon after her birth, her parents’ marriage broke down, forcing her into a life of struggle, hardship, and trials.

In this book, she chronicles how by her determined efforts, ambition, doggedness, and faith in God, she was able to overcome the seemingly insurmountable challenges of her father’s rejection, getting a good education, a failed marriage, a challenging
banking career to finally triumph to become an established international businesswoman and a happy mother of two children.

April’s story lifts the lid on how hostile some corporate work environments can be, and how easily the educational system can derail a person’s life’s aspirations. Above all, we see a story of true love found in the most unlikely place, reinforcing the notion that no one should ever give up on success or love because of a bad experience.

April shares her experiences in a frank and touching way, offering hope and inspiration to everyone that with hard work, determination and a strong sense of values, every wintery season breaks forth into spring.

Authentic Mama by Olunosen Louisa Ibhaze

Paulina Omoregbe aka Iye Baby rules the nightlife of Nimbe town from her beer parlor with her magic touch and society connections. In spite of the constant dramas from fighting wives and jealous friends, she has succeeded in creating a good life for herself as a socialite and the President of the Imose Sisters Association of Accomplished and Distinguished Ladies.

Her life is however thrown into commotion when a business deal goes bad, ushering her on to a downward spiral of confusion, disappointment, and disaster. Can she overcome these challenges as she once did and create a new and better life for herself? This is a hilarious satire chronicling the lives of local mistresses and their hustle. This book will make you laugh and shake your head at the ridiculous reality of some people.

Reviews

This book is definitely a stunner, full of laughs, I was enthralled from start to finish. I enjoyed reading this and couldn’t put it down, the story is truly authentic and realistic and I enjoyed the writer & description of the characters and the humorous twists introduced which heightened the story.

A recommended read to all. This book had me in stitches in particular, A good, fun easy read. I could see Nimbe clearly in my head.