“What happens if civilization were half-reversed? Against the random winds of national service, Joe stumbles through his new realities in a strange land. He bares himself before an unfamiliar crowd, embracing mixed uncertainties within a small village in Rivers, Nigeria. Soon, he finds a home away from home and discovers several interconnections of humanity.
Joe dabbles through multiple encounters: dreaming upon the beds of scarcity, fueling hopes through chaos, pruning little joys in fields of sorrows. He describes the agonies of poor education, social exploitations, and other issues endemic in many regions. Broken hearts, scars & hurts, words of love; the lessons are as diverse as the demography of the characters. The village man’s experiences reveal stories of faith through pain—and finding treasures within sufferings.”
Julius Esther –
Nahhh, have never been this attracted to a book the way I am to this one☺. Its a whole new thing as I feel like I have to read this one. ☺😁, there’s just this feeling I get when I see the book cover even from afar 😂, alright am so getting this one, now or sooner 😂😁☺
Alice –
Great book!
The writer did justice to every single story.
Being that I have a very short attention span when it comes to books, it’s a big deal that I didn’t stop reading till I finished the book.
This is actually the first book I’m completing at once, this year.
Jeremiah Osibe is an excellent writer!
Toluwani Obayan Osibe –
The best writers have a way of teleporting you into worlds you could never have experienced independent of them. They then make you cherish these worlds as indispensable parts of life’s great treasures. This is what Jeremiah Osibe has done with beauty that is Village Man. With his words, he made me fall in love with the village of Kara, its people, and his adventures in ways that blessed me so deeply. Thank you, Village Man.