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Don’t Tell Daddy What Happened in Lagos
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The Archbishop is dead. His family prepares for a solemn memorial dinner, but chaos lurks beneath the surface of their pristine lives. His son, a pastor, desperately tries to suppress a scandalous blackmail, his teenage daughter goes into hiding, and his sensible daughter carries the weight of a big lie.
Their mother arrives in Lagos determined to set her family straight and protect her husband’s legacy, but quickly gets swept up in a madcap series of events that unfold.
The story explores, with lighthearted humor, the real lives of people dealing with grief while navigating the complex web of public faith and private lives.
Yemi Odunfa’s other hit play, ‘What the Steward Saw,’ has been produced by Baneo Theatre and staged at the Muson Centre, Lagos, and 444 Theatre, Atlanta. He has also written plays for local community theatres and groups.
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About the Author
Yemi is a Freelance Writer, Theatre, and Cinema enthusiast.
My writings explore social commentary themes, Faith and good-humoured observations of human experiences.
He has written staged plays, podcast serial, short stories, website content and radio productions.
When not immersed in his day job, he enjoys jazz nights and indulging daydreams of a carefree life sampling cocktails on an idyllic beach.
Yemi is married and lives with his wife and two boys in London. Follow him on Instagram and Twitter @Podsixteen.
| Author | Yemi Odunfa |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-1068633409 |
| Cover | Paperback |
| Page Count | 101 pages |
13 reviews for Don’t Tell Daddy What Happened in Lagos
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David Ndubuisi –
Amazing book. i hope to read more from this incredible author.
Yinka –
Enjoyed this. The storyline, dialogue and twists kept me engaged all through! Would love to see the play on stage.
Oluchukwu (verified owner) –
Such a masterpiece!! I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a gripping and thought- provoking read. Yemi did a big one!!
Theresa Edi –
So far i have not finished the book, but I must confess that this is an amazing piece of art not just a book.
Fidelis Ebuka Bright –
It’s amazing how the dialogue of this book was wonderfully crafted and incredibly effective. Compelling to read from the first page to the last. A beautifully crafted story. 10/10
Fidelis Ebuka Bright –
It’s amazing how the dialogue of this book was wonderfully crafted and incredibly effective. Compelling to read from the first page to the last. A beautifully crafted story. 10/10
Abbah Grace –
A book that was well written from start to finish. No boring page or scene and the plot twist definitely blew me away. I’ll definitely recommend to readers like me. Thank you, Mr Yemi for this amazing piece
Abbah Mokom –
Amazing book. Beautifully written and the plot twist caught me off guard. Well done 👏
Latifah Efua A –
Amazing, honestly, will be an understatement. This play is a masterpiece. I loved that it was short and straight to the point. Then the twists in the final act? Utter perfection. The grand finale indeed. I highly recommend if you haven’t read it already. If you have read it, you can always go back. Daddy must not find out what happened in Lagos. If not! Wahala go dey.
Ayo –
It was totally worth the read,the ending shocked me,it had the right amount is intensity,right amount of interesting.
Get this book you would enjoy it👍
Ayo –
It was totally worth the read,the ending shocked me,it had the right amount of intensity,right amount of interesting.
Get this book you would enjoy it👍
Maria –
This book was a page turner and I enjoyed reading it. The dialogue, drama and plot twists were well written and interesting. A good read 👍🏽
Kehinde –
Amazing play, the plot twist, dialogues and different ideas from each character was something else, totally worth it, I love it.