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- Author: O O Kandison
- Publisher: Writers Apex
- ISBN-10: 1639501339
- ISBN-13: 9781639501335
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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One of the most popular novels of the 21st Century, Efemona: The African Woman With Balls established Ogbebor K Ogbesia as a master of wits and witticisms. Now we return to Nigeria as General Bad Sudu finds himself embroiled in a debacle with Efemona, demanding the impossible from a woman who has been exposed to American ways of civilization. Ogbebor clearly in this novel, exposes the real story behind the ugly events of why Nigeria and all African countries are living in abject poverty. His work, Efemona: The African Woman With Balls is Ogbebor's most deliberate and thorough attempt to describe how a country (Nigeria) has been bastardized by corrupt leaders and their nepotism. He hopes that one day, what he dreamed and wrote about would perhaps shape the future of Nigeria and all other African countries' existence and the world we share with our children. So, with Efemona, Ogbebor fearlessly lifts the ugly veil on the astonishing evil mins of all the leaders of Africa and not just that of Nigeria's country alone.
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- Author: O O Kandison
- Publisher: Writers Apex
- ISBN-10: 1639501339
- ISBN-13: 9781639501335
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
One of the most popular novels of the 21st Century, Efemona: The African Woman With Balls established Ogbebor K Ogbesia as a master of wits and witticisms. Now we return to Nigeria as General Bad Sudu finds himself embroiled in a debacle with Efemona, demanding the impossible from a woman who has been exposed to American ways of civilization. Ogbebor clearly in this novel, exposes the real story behind the ugly events of why Nigeria and all African countries are living in abject poverty. His work, Efemona: The African Woman With Balls is Ogbebor's most deliberate and thorough attempt to describe how a country (Nigeria) has been bastardized by corrupt leaders and their nepotism. He hopes that one day, what he dreamed and wrote about would perhaps shape the future of Nigeria and all other African countries' existence and the world we share with our children. So, with Efemona, Ogbebor fearlessly lifts the ugly veil on the astonishing evil mins of all the leaders of Africa and not just that of Nigeria's country alone.
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