Amidst all the fear, uncertainty and pandemonium, Oyinda Ige’s book is a fun narrative of the positive outcome of the pandemic as seen through the eyes of a child. It challenges the reader to see the silver lining in the dark cloud cast over the world by the Coronavirus.
About the author.
Oyinda Ige is very much the 21st-century definition of a superwoman.
A lawyer by day, the business entrepreneur by afternoon and theatre director every other minute of the day, Oyinda’s passion for children has been her major creative driving force; it is why she started the K-Center, a privately owned recreational center in Ibadan just for kids and definitely what inspires her as the director of the Alo Children’s Theater.
Oyinda is also an author, having written a page-turning biography on her late mother-in-law, Justice Atinuke Ige.


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