Abraham Ogonna Akamu is a Nigerian writer from Ebonyi State, known for crafting deep, thought-provoking narratives that capture the complexities of human nature and society. Whether through plays, film scripts, or short stories, his works blend realism, emotional depth, and sharp social commentary.

For Abraham, writing is more than a craft-it's a way of owning life's script. His favorite quote, "Life is a script, and I'm the writer. Every twist, every turn-I own the plot," reflects his philosophy as a storyteller. His stories are often set in Nigeria, drawing inspiration from the everyday struggles, cultural realities, and moral dilemmas of the people around him.

His current projects include When Death Comes, a gripping play that explores love, fate, and the eerie presence of death, and Just a Bottle of Gin, a powerful drama about success, emptiness, and addiction in the life of a Nigerian celebrity. He is also working on a screenplay inspired by Squid Game, but with a Nigerian twist-where wealthy elites exploit desperate citizens through deadly traditional games.

Beyond writing, Abraham is passionate about storytelling in all its forms. His bold, unapologetic approach sets him apart, making his work both relatable and unforgettable. Whether on stage, in film, or on paper, Abraham Ogonna Akamu is a writer to watch-one who doesn't just tell stories but makes the audience feel every twist in the plot.