Naked Coin follows the travails of an Igbo family in the era of the Biafra War who though lived outside the Biafra land were nonetheless affected by the tribal strife and patriotic overzealousness surrounding the pre-war years and its antebellum.
Ikenna’s family found wealth; they lost it all and would be driven to search for it again by all means. Ikenna found love before the war, he did foolish things for it and counts on love to see him through the horrid times as they ran from jungles to villages and back to jungles running away from war zones and deaths.
In the end, deaths caught up with them, penury did too, love failed them, and an assumed brotherhood betrayed them.
Ikenna and his family, or what is left of it must relearn to forge new survival paths around the same things that punished them; family, money and love.


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Guardians of The Seal
The Sleeping Giant by Tofunmi Akinyemi
And After Many Days
The Confident Woman Devotional
God Explained in a Taxi Ride
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Swallow (Sefi Atta)
What They Don't Tell You About Being Single
Easy Motion Tourist
Witness to Justice
Tiger Woods
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Born on a Tuesday
The Villager: How Africans Consume Brands
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