Drama
choices
These highschool final year teenagers are faced with choices they have to make before graduating highschool,how will it affect them.
harvest of greed.18+
People are dying due to the less concern and inability to help the less fortunate. Excessive desire for power and fame lures greediness into the hearts of men.
she's a beautiful beast
SHE'S A BEAUTIFUL BEAST love can very unpredictable and also uncontrollable like this guy who had to become a driver to get close to the girl he love ...getting close to her make him realise that the girl have a dark side that disturb her and make her misbehave . He then decide to shine light to the darkness but that won't be easy as the people whom we trust are also our enemy .. But he will not give up his search ,but is not giving up enough to shine light in his darkness Find out in the story
shades of woman. season i: the resolution
Once upon a time, there were three best friends who shared everything except their deepest darkest secrets... secrets that are the products of nurture and nature. Meet Olamma, the righteous good girl next door whose secrets expose her as anything but angelic. Boma on the other hand is the proverbial bad girl whose secrets belie her gangster persona. Finally, there's Celia who would do anything to hide the fact she is a fallen angel. One society births these three women and cultivates the narratives that result in three different experiences, perspectives and struggles with romance, family relationships and even religious dynamics. The stories of Olamma, Boma and Celia help spotlight a familiar gender bias and the role of society in gender imbalance… our role, because we are society. Shades Of Woman is inspired by true events.
the ultimatum
‘A matter already predestined.’ Describes all parts of this book. In a northern Nigerian setting. Seventeen years old Ummu Salma gets married to her cousin. Years later she finds out she is pregnant but doesn’t want to keep the child. She could not do it... This was not what she planned. How does she balance between being a mother and a student? What is the solution? Abortion? "By God, Ummu Salmah don’t even think of aborting that fetus. It’s either you choose between my relationship with you or aborting the fetus." The Ultimatum! —- What does destiny have in store for this young couple? What is the matter already predestined?
adunni iroko18+
An adaptation of the true life story of mythical South Western Nigerian feminist, Queen Moremi Ajasoro of Ile-Ife (12th Century) but much told in another way, imagined and created by the author. This book centers on a fictional ancient Yoruba town in Nigeria called Iremodun and its neighbouring town called, Opagun. Iremodun town is being put into a turmoil as its inhabitants most especially women and children are kidnapped and turned into sex slaves, its men apprehended during attacks and imprisoned, their properties and livestock carted away and their communities pillaged by their identified assailants, King Jafoya of Opagun town and his warriors who are bent on unleashing crimes against humanity against them. The story began with Osunremi, the ghost of the late mother of King Adejare, the King of Iremodun town, having a chat with her son, King Adejare, advising him to strongly rely on his supernatural and physical powers as a King and also as a one time warrior and use them to liberate Iremodun town and set its people in captivity at Opagun free. She also advised King Adejare to put an end to the incessant attacks by tactically taking the war to the door steps of his enemies but was warned never to allow anyone take up such responsibility. The people of Iremodun meanwhile are always afraid of confronting their enemies, the warriors of Opagun at every fresh attack just because they are often clothed at the battlefield in raffia leaves which made them to look like masquerades and evil spirits sent from the supernatural realm to attack Iremodun town and its citizens. In the story, Queen Adunni, a very beautiful, valiant and courageous woman, beloved wife and queen to King Adejare became the protagonist after she boldly took up the warring responsibilities of King Adejare and showed off her leadership skills and qualities by liberating the people of Iremodun from the cage of the King of Opagun, defeated and brought down King Jafoya's dynasty and engineered the restoration of peace, dignity and calm to Iremodun town but by hook and nook was ultimately made to pay the price for as destiny demands
adunni iroko18+
An adaptation of the true life story of mythical South Western Nigerian feminist, Queen Moremi Ajasoro of Ile-Ife (12th Century) but much told in another way, imagined and created by the author. This book centers on a fictional ancient Yoruba town in Nigeria called Iremodun and its neighbouring town called, Opagun. Iremodun town is being put into a turmoil as its inhabitants most especially women and children are kidnapped and turned into sex slaves, its men apprehended during attacks and imprisoned, their properties and livestock carted away and their communities pillaged by their identified assailants, King Jafoya of Opagun town and his warriors who are bent on unleashing crimes against humanity against them. The story began with Osunremi, the ghost of the late mother of King Adejare, the King of Iremodun town, having a chat with her son, King Adejare, advising him to strongly rely on his supernatural and physical powers as a King and also as a one time warrior and use them to liberate Iremodun town and set its people in captivity at Opagun free. She also advised King Adejare to put an end to the incessant attacks by tactically taking the war to the door steps of his enemies but was warned never to allow anyone take up such responsibility. The people of Iremodun meanwhile are always afraid of confronting their enemies, the warriors of Opagun at every fresh attack just because they are often clothed at the battlefield in raffia leaves which made them to look like masquerades and evil spirits sent from the supernatural realm to attack Iremodun town and its citizens. In the story, Queen Adunni, a very beautiful, valiant and courageous woman, beloved wife and queen to King Adejare became the protagonist after she boldly took up the warring responsibilities of King Adejare and showed off her leadership skills and qualities by liberating the people of Iremodun from the cage of the King of Opagun, defeated and brought down King Jafoya's dynasty and engineered the restoration of peace, dignity and calm to Iremodun town but by hook and nook was ultimately made to pay the price for as destiny demands
new year resolutions - adult only (18+)18+
Jesugbemi Ilesanmi is your nerdy pastor's daughter with a clean academic record of having the most As in BHS. She almost invisible during every social events and you could say she has no color in her life. Things are about to change when Jesugbemi makes a lists of things to be as a new person for the new year in a new class. The list contains dating the school sweetheart, Dunmininu Drey, joining BHS most classy clique led by Crystal Adenuga and be in the school top ten most influential girls. If wishes were horses, Gbemi will ride.
looking...
It was Jake first public appearance. He believed so much in his fighting skills and felt he couldn't lose a fight. Fight goes beyond skills but includes strategy, It was a fight for life and Jake had to look and live or look and die.
uwale
Longlisted for the 2010 NLNG Literature Prize, Uwale dramatizes the emotional bond between two young lovers, Tosan and Priye, who hail from feuding ethnic groups and lays bare the psychological and physical pains of ecological degradation and economic deprivation. Utilizing imagery and highly symbolic monologues, the play unveils the impact of oil exploration and exploitation on the psyche of the indigenes of the oil producing areas and the ultimate strains that lead to intra and inter- ethnic conflicts as well as the quest for a dignified existence. The play, however, suggests that there must be a meeting point of ideas for there to be peace and progress in society, dramatizing the supremacy of the xylophone of understanding over the drums of war.
alleluia! king of kings
This book comprises two theatricals: one for Christmas, titled – Christ is Born; and the other Easter, titled – Alleluia! King of kings, and from which the book derives its name. They are musical dramas, and they both tell of the life of Jesus Christ as it pertains to each title.
