Nigerian-based Civic Entrepreneur, Kingsley Okafor, Releases a New Book, Blind Faculty.

An afrivangelist, civic-entrepreneur, and pan-Africanist, Kingsley Okafor showcases three youngsters who aimed at life with the zest of youths in his newly released book, Blind Faculty.

This book can be ordered online from Kobo.com, a Canadian publishing website and the author’s website, books.kingsleyokafor.com. This action and romantic suspense-filled fictional novel promises to take readers on a ride through the exploration of destiny, ambition, choices, and love.

A fraction of the synopsis placed the story this way, “Ebuka, Temitope, and Nduka were buoyed by exuberance and bonded by providence, these party around whom the plot revolves, were well on their separate routes to stardom. They aimed at life with the zest of youth and the resolve of humble beginnings. Ebuka, a rather level-headed teenager with sound upbringing gets yoked to Nduka, a brilliant but somewhat impetuous young lad who easily passes for the enfant terrible of the story. Finding love that essentially redefines life to him, he gets detoured on his way to destiny. Temitope, who happens to be exceptionally gifted in the area of sports, decides to pursue a career along that line.”

In the words of one of the reviewers of the book at kobo.com, Henry Ekene Ozor, wrote, “Blind Faculty, is a captivating exploration of ambition, love, and destiny. Through vivid characters like Ebuka, Nduka, and Temitope, the author skillfully navigates the complexities of youth and the pursuit of dreams. The scene is a powerful centerpiece, reminding us of the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. Overall, a thought-provoking and compelling read that lingers in the mind long after the final page. Highly recommended”.

Blind Faculty is available in eBook format as well as in physical format.

This is the kind of innovation Nigerians need to focus on. Kudos to the writer for this beautiful work

I read the book and was very impressed with the writers mode of presentation of life's precipitations. A good read, I must say!