Olorihainu
_In the dry village of Ijeba, a 50-year-old clay drum called Igbodun holds more than dust - it holds a promise that whoever beats it must speak only the truth, and whoever hears it must act on it. When conflict tears the community apart over scarce riverland, twelve-year-old Aisha breaks the silence and forces everyone to confront their secrets. This is a story about courage, accountability, and how one honest voice can mend a broken community. Rooted in African oral tradition, it's a tale for both children and adults about the power of truth to restore unity._