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ONLY FEW CHAPTERS AVAILABLE HERE !!! The story of Struggle and Redemption is a compelling narrative that delves into the heart of Nigeria's battle against corruption. This gripping novel follows the intertwined lives of two friends, Nnameka and Obidika, as they navigate the complexities of a society plagued by systemic injustice. Nnameka, a passionate community activist, and Obidika, a brilliant but financially constrained teacher, each undertake formidable challenges in their quest for justice. While Nnameka works tirelessly to advocate for the oppressed and drive social change within his community, Obidika strives to balance his teaching responsibilities with his academic ambitions, determined to make a difference despite his struggles. As they rise to prominence in their respective spheres-Nnameka in the market where he becomes a voice for the voiceless, and Obidika in the classroom where his influence is widely felt-their efforts gain recognition in their community and beyond. Their journey is marked by sacrifice, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to their dreams, even as their friendship faces strains and the pressures of their cause intensify. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Nigerian culture and societal challenges, Echoes of Resistance explores themes of corruption, loyalty, and the transformative power of education and activism. Through the trials and triumphs of its characters, the novel offers a powerful reflection on the struggles and hope of those fighting for justice and change in a complex world.

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AIRS is the personal life story of Afariougun Makamantirazaria, a semi-retired African military ruler and self-recorded war hero who sets out to document his adventures in power through two cycles in the Presidential Palace. A story of tyranny in its most soporific mutation, it details the "journey" in self-service of the man of uncommon destiny. He takes us from an early childhood of crushing lack, unmitigated child labour and complete loss of innocence through a youth defined by unsettled existence to the commanding heights of professional influence and political power. Indeed early enough, the narrator tries to induce or hypnotize the reader into thinking they are on a trip, with him on duty as tour guide. His story opens with his unexpected and miraculous release from certain-death row straight to the presidential palace (The Rock of Ages). This marks his second tour of duty in power. From there Field Marshal Makamantirazaria, the Balogun Ogbunabali of WasteCoast [pronounced Wartshe-coarse-ash] looks back to recount his own story of grass to affluence, and of a fall from grace to "grave" and back to glory. He sincerely believes his fate is a prophetic story of his homecoming. In any case, he does not understand why the world is reluctant to acknowledge him the Black messiah and is strangely unhinged by this fact. Therefore, he intends to publicize his story abroad as the alternate national history of his country under the presumptuous title of "My Life as a Bridge to My Own Dear Native Land". In three "books' of his memoirs, he details the colonial influence, poverty, violence, intrigues, divisions, despondency, wars and arrested development that headline his own era. He relives what he considers a personal call and heroism forged by accidents of history that litter the path through which he has trod to his mission. As historical faction, these stories are cluttered with an array of characters and global historical personages of the 20th and 21st centuries.