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She Called Me Woman: Nigeria’s Queer Women Speak
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She Called Me Woman: Nigeria’s Queer Women Speak 
The World We Once Had
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When Agbe- a sentry in the army of an ambitious king fails to sacrifice a young girl at the King’s behest, he risks losing his head. Years later after rising to fame and glory in the King’s prestigious army, his sins caught up with him.
Now married to his “assignment” Agbe must reckon with his past as the King’s fury haunts his young family splitting them to the farthest corners of the earth, that not even time and distance, nor fame and good fortune, even the birth of their newborn would prevent them from the cruel hands of fate.
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About the Author
Osigwe Ahmed Momoh, is a lawyer, public commentator and writer. He has published several articles bothering on legal, public and governance in Nigeria. He as a creative and fictional writer has created some very exciting works that have made it to the big screens in Nollywood. He is also a legal adviser to several organizations across various sectors and over the years has been very active in volunteering his knowledge and service for several nonprofit organizations and initiatives. Inspired to write.
THE WORLD WE ONCE HAD 2 decades ago, the novel is one of the sweetest stories told about pre-colonial Africa after five attempts at writing it. He finally started writing the story in 2018.
Osigwe is married to the delectable Ejiro and they are both blessed with a son Reks.
THE WORLD WE ONCE HAD 2 decades ago, the novel is one of the sweetest stories told about pre-colonial Africa after five attempts at writing it. He finally started writing the story in 2018.
Osigwe is married to the delectable Ejiro and they are both blessed with a son Reks.
| Cover | Paperback, 373 pages |
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| ISBN | 978-978-59493-4-6 |
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