Written in Lagos
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Written In Lagos is a compilation of Short Stories by Abuh Monday Eneojo. It comprises six stories that span the writer’s imagination and experiences.
The first story, Black Sheep, in the book, exposes the tumultuous ordeals of humans who try to survive the excesses predominant in Lagos State, a State known for its myriad business opportunities. It also brings to light the after-effects of the popular End SARS protest in Nigeria. Other stories in this book: Counter Belief, I Still Remember, See My Yansh na!, She Can Woo Me, Teddy addresses issues such as posterity, supernatural beliefs, love, feminism, patriarchy, mental health, etc.
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About the Author
Abuh Monday Eneojo (Mondaydpoet) is a Nigerian poet, producer and author. Born in 1995, in Ilorin, Nigeria. He writes creatively using elements of nature to express himself in poems, plays and short stories. He is of Igala descent in Kogi State, Nigeria. His poems have been read on national TV in his country and also published in an international magazine.
| Author | Abuh Monday Eneojo |
|---|---|
| Cover | Hardback, 87 pages |
| ISBN | 9798790383670 |
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