Akwụkwọ nkea bu maka ego. Edere m ya ka iwee gụa ya, were kwa ndumọdu di nime ya lụa ọlu. Ọchichọm bu ka inweta aku na uba ri nne. Ọbụrụ na ọbughi otua, agaghi m etufu ogem nihi na ogem bu ihe di oke ọnụ ahia. Achọtara m, na oge mụ na gi di nkpumkpu n'elu ụwa. Oge nke na-agafe adighi aloghachi; nihi na ọpughi ilọghachi. Ọbụ ihe kwesiri ekwesi ka iwere ogea di ntakiri lụa ọlụ diri gi bu ọlụ buru ibu, na ọlụ di itu-n'anya. Ọbụrụ na ipụghi ime otua, oge ahu bu nani ihe efu. Ọbughi nzube m ka idọgbue onwe gi n'ọlụ n'efu. Ihe mwute ka ọbu na ọtụtụ mmadu bu ndi-oru n'ebe aku na ụba di. Tule okwua n'obi gi kwa ụbọchi, tumadu, n'ututu, mgbe itetara n'ụra. Tule ya n'oge ina-eje ilụrụ ndi-ọzọ ọlụ.

The concept of the story in vengeance is like a fair deal that is satisfactory to all. Vengeance is about the tragedy of hatred and greed - the boomerang of evil. The evil that men do lives with them and sometimes after them in vengeance. The story is no doubt an eye opener to people who do evil. A lesson is to be learnt from this heart-rending, evoking, pitiable and scintillating fiction of our time.

To every action, there must be a reaction. The concept of the story in vengeance is like a fair deal that is satisfactory to all. Vengeance is all about the tragedy of hatred and greed - the boomerang of evil. The evil that men do lives with them and sometimes after them in vengeance. A lesson is to be learn 't from this heart-rending, evoking, pitiable and scintillating fiction of our time.

The subsequent parts contain a look at new literatures and emerging tendencies in African writing, plus a chat on new Nigerian poetry and literary criticism. --

This book tries to present the true live of Africans in Europe, and some of the untold stories. It tried to define who an average black man is. Where we're coming from, the status of the current European society, how far we have come, what hope the future holds for us, how we need to rethink and many more. Read through and get the experienced knowledge and truth about it.

Path to Progress, was originally written in the African language, Igbo. Now, it is translated into the global language, English. A look at the book’s contents reveals a literary fortress in pure contents...the very rays of the financial spirits ... the virile bulk of ideas, drawn from the eternal oceans of financial wealth. For example, the seven phenomenal steps, and even the eight tremendous blessings, are among the liberating forces that would fight to free the shackled from financial bondage. The eight forms of wealth are so woven through the pages of the book’s fifteen chapters ... among them: desire, talent, hope, learning, encouragement, determination, work, innate experience, etc. These citadels of wisdom are not only the forces of enrichment, the mirrors of pure paths to clear wealth, but even the very clouds of the coming rain of eternal progress. Show more Show less