15-year-old Itohan is a strikingly tall and beautiful Bini maiden. She is as strong as an ox and has superior fighting skills. When she is rejected from Princess Uyi's leopard army for indiscipline, she forms the Young Amazons - an elite fighting squad of five maidens. What thrills the girls have as they go to foil a virgin sacrifice

Peter is obsessed with what he heard as a little boy about why sardines packed in tins don't have heads. Little does he know that there is a bigger problem awaiting him with the fish tail on his table.

"Not everything is what we think it is," Lady Strange tells the newsmen at Mero's Bar. They know she is about to launch into a spellbinding story and they are all ears. But the lady has something more than a story for them. That's why she is Lady Strange...

Lovinia lives in a high-rise luxury apartment far from the Maroko shantytown of her origins, but she wakes up one morning to discover she is in chains. She must escape her chains or be doomed to the fate of her father who was ruined by the shackles of destructive cultural beliefs...

Toju and Tosan, two seven-year-old friends, are able to travel to Bible times, using the time caps Toju's scientist father invented. In this adventure, they wonder if animals speak to humans but humans can't understand. Who better to ask than Balaam's donkey which once spoke in a human voice? What fun they have as they travel back in time to question Balaam's donkey

University girl Ada thinks the easiest way to get a rich boyfriend is to get the right car lift. Ah, but the right car lift may not be so right after all...

The parable of the grain of wheat that must die to live eludes short-story writer Caponte for years. Then in his hunt for ironies he comes across the strangest of stories in Ghana - and understanding explodes on him.

The streets are aboil with youths on the rampage, divided along ethnic lines. The thunder of death and destruction rumbles. Only one man, they say, can bring peace. He is called Snake. Can it be true? Can anything good come out of a snake? Or is it all a myth? They call him Snake...

A PhD student and his professor father delve into the subject of human trafficking, hoping to annul their dark past. But their darkness turns into a living nightmare. "It is with aplomb and admirable courage that this play indicts modern society for its carelessness over human trafficking as over sexual deviancy." -Truth in Literature

This is a book which anyone engaged in forming companies will find useful. It sets out the main objects of 225 companies in a manner that lends itself to ready use in preparing the requisite documents for incorporating a company.

Misan and Etemi find themselves on the savage streets of Lagos hawking pure-water and oranges. They experience the horrors of the hawking madness. Or is it not madness? Have the children not gone mad? Surprises await

Two young orphans, Jolomi and Temi, are forced by their wicked aunt to work as traffic jam kids, hawking pure-water and oranges on the savage streets of Lagos. All hope seems lost - until two little monkeys, Bintu and Binta, show up

The crabs must stop pulling each other down and cooperate, if they hope to escape from the Man's basket at Crab Beach. Can they do this, or will they keep up their mindless selfishness and end up as crab soup? The clock is ticking and the cooking pot is on the boil

Tosan Tetsola, a young university lecturer, sets out to research the topic "Literature in the City." He almost loses his life in the process but comes away with the conviction that all things work together for good. Is this true? His friend Caponte doesn't think so. Until something most extraordinary happens...

This novella gives a glimpse of some of the difficulties facing the full-time creative writer. Wolves snarl on all sides of Jolomi, and there is only one friend in sight - but he turns out to be the most ferocious wolf of all.

Mofe scoffs at the idea that his obsession with the female hair could be used by unseen enemies to ensnare him. Then he meets Syreeta - and nothing is as it once was And at such great cost

When a ravishing schoolmate takes a romantic interest in a fifteen-year-old church boy, the boy decides that it is time to enjoy his life. But will dating the voluptuous Salome really bring enjoyment? Will it?

Gbade is determined to get revenge on Linda for dumping him, so he joins the Club of Vengeance - a cult in his school. Vengeance is the Lord's, his mother warns, but Gbade is adamant. Will he succeed in exacting revenge? Or is he treading the path of doom?

Aunt Kemi believes that nine-year-old Yemisi and six-year-old Bolu are better off hawking on the streets as traffic jam kids than being in school. But Yemisi devises an unusual way of educating herself and her brother - and the tables are turned on Aunt Kemi.

Poor pregnant Egha is the victim of a repugnant tradition in an age when society idolizes culture. Persecution snarls all around. Is she doomed? But all is not what it seems.

In this delightful one-act play, hard work is set against the enterprising spirit to determine the more desirable quality. But as Ken and Tam spar, we see that not everything in this two-hander is as it appears to be.

Amaka is crazy about going to Dubai and her chance comes to go but there is a catch - she must be of good behaviour. But can any fifteen-year-old be well behaved when she is crazy about a boy who sees no reason to be of good behaviour?

Nduka has become very girl-conscious. He has taken a shine to mangoes and oranges - the sort that grows on young girls' chests. His friend, Deji, warns him of the dangers of this brand of foolishness, but he is adamant. Then a grapefruit comes into his life. Is this heaven or hell? Nduka must discover it alone.