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Who Drove Nearly All Lagos Men Mad?
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Deep in the heart of Lagos — the center of excellence, from Festac to Ikeja, Surulere to Sangotedo, the sizzling love lives of the diverse humans parading the dating space of this boisterous city are examined through this collection of eleven short stories which begs the question: Who Drove Nearly All Lagos Men Mad?
There’s a story of the wife of an Afrobeats legend living her best life, another of a girl returned to the streets where she belonged, a Christian nurse who could not afford to exceed a certain body count before marriage, a mother unsuspectingly raising a mad man in her toxic home, the guy satisfied with just-the-tip, another of a match that was made in heaven, a girl who swiped right for hook-up but fell in love, and another who wants to burn down her Grandma’s house because of penis.
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About the Author
Ugochukwu Ugonna is an Anambra-born Nigerian with a BSc. from Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, an MSc. from the University of Lagos, and an MBA also from the University of Lagos. Besides being a banker, Ugochukwu is a writer and filmmaker with three short films to his name and is currently working on his first feature film. He emerged as a prize winner (2015) in the National Orientation Agency’s writing competition in Nigeria. He has previously authored two books in paperback: “Seat of Mess” and “Grey Mountains”. “Who Drove Nearly All Lagos Men Mad?” is his third published book. Connect with Ugochukwu on Instagram through @ugocreative
| Author | Ugochukwu Ugonna |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback, 172 pages |
| ISBN | 9789787809228 |
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Sonia Nwakanma (verified owner) –
Not what I expected – which was some kind of response to the other book – but it’s a good enough read. If you’re a grammar and syntax Nazi like I am, a few mistakes and mixed tenses (past and present) might really tick you off. Editors did not do a great job editing. But other than that, not bad.