nathskib:
He went to liberia

Thanks for the clarification.
It's been a really long time you know.

Longman6:

Have sent it.

Seen boss.. Forwarded to Midas and sinaj

sinaj:
lwkmd


The chain is getting long o!

I just got it now, did u send it?

How many of you remember Odenigbo?

Ishilove:

I barely remember this one, but I know it was very interesting

Naaaaaaa. This story wasn't about a mother-in-law vs daughter-in-law o, this was about a woman who was difficult to please and her husband with the man's former babe.

MidasTouche01:

I just got it now, did u send it?

I just got mine too


Ladinsky snt it nt me

SANCHEZH1:
pls sir , mine is habeeb.fasasi@gmail.com

av sent it. Av u seen it

BraniacX:


Lol gagool the scraggly pseudo-immortal I had dreams about finding my own stash of forgotten diamonds back then too

Lolz,

the point where that evil woman killed the poor maid and made away with the bag of diamond really crushed me. The party seems lost, my world was drowning with them.

But thank God for the fact that my hero was aware of his environment: there must be a way out if air is coming in to the dark cave from somewhere, after gagool shut the cave's stone door against them.

he lit the last matches with him and studied the directions of the wind. That was their saving grace. They shared the precious stones and were happy ever after.

I hope you read Ivanhoe, by the same author, i identify him as Allan Quartermain. It might be a title ooo.

It is WizKid and baddo that these children are reading.

Ok,i Believe You Are Among The Few Exceptions.How Many Of Your Friends/agemate Could Say The Same.Just Ask Them Bro. Peace

obiak4:

Wrong Brov am 20++ and have read some of the books but i dey go 30 sha

Ishilove:


Who can remember the other books written by Agbo Areo?

You have to check the Pacesetter series for some of his other works.

naptu2:
O MY GOD! O MY GOD! You will die of laughter if you read this book. I'm not just saying it. You will actually die of laughter if you read it. This novel is totally hilarious.

Somebody stole my copy of the book, but I must buy another one soon.


The Interpreters by Wole Soyinka.

Funny but complicated..too difficult to comprehend.

this.

MidasTouche01:

Do forward to midastouche01@gmail.com when u get urs too....

please do forward it to me too effisydamsel@yahoo.com thanks in advance

MidasTouche01:

Do forward to midastouche01@gmail.com when u get urs too....

please do forward it to me too effisydamsel@yahoo.com thanks in advance

Pls where can I download all this books.
Help me out pls

Buchika:
Evbu my love.
The blackmailer
The smugglers .
Bloodbath at lobster close
The undesirable element.
The worshippers.
Wages of sin
Agony in her voice.

and so many others I can't remember of hand.
Lord!!! @ op u really sent me back to early 90s

The list is endless from the Pacesetter series:

Sisi
Meet me in Conakry
For mbata and Rebecca
Race against rat

Etc.

Where's the sugar girl

bikefab:
Which set were u in GCU...? Was '99, ereks.

95' wrm

Ishilove:


Yeah I remember this one. The twins were separated at birth over Mina's father's refusal to allow poor Richard marry his daughter.

Great work, Ishilove. Well done! However, it was Mina's mother who objected.

mikeyung71:
Where's the sugar girl

check my post above u

sweetylicious:
Yeah Govt College Umuahia was a great school with Erudite scholars and Academic giants,even China Achebe stated it in his book,'There was a country'

My sister,Umuahians are a special breed and in a class of their own.That name practically opens doors.
The average Umuahian succeeds naturally.
There's something supernatural about that school.

deife:


Great work, Ishilove. Well done! However, it was Mina's mother who objected.

Oh okay, thanks. It's been over 20 years I read the book so I've gotten the characters mixed up

You are very wrong, that book... after I finished reading it I had thick lump on my chest, you know that feeling you have when you want to cry but just cant justify your tears because people will ask why you are crying, that was the way I felt after reading that book, they should have changed the title to prepare us for its content, because the title is the very opposite of its content, Buchi did well with that book! It drives home the point that we should not forget our parents, especially our mothers in our pursuit of whatever.

Bluezy13:





I'm not wrong.
You happen to be among the few people

Samguine:
I've got soft copies of Things Fall Apart and No longer At Ease by Achebe, The Famished Road (Ben Okri) and I'm willing to share. Hard copies of The Passport of Mallam Ilia, The New Man, Toads for Supper, The Concubine... I don't know how that can be shared

I guess this thread can be an avenue where lovers of classics can share with one another.

can I you please contact me on whatsapp

inaiduna:
You are very wrong, that book... after I finished reading it I had thick lump on my chest, you know that feeling you have when you want to cry but just cant justify your tears because people will ask why you are crying, that was the way I felt after reading that book, they should have changed the title to prepare us for its content, because the title is the very opposite of its content, Buchi did well with that book! It drives home the point that we should not forget our parents, especially our mothers in our pursuit of whatever.

We should not forget our parents, especially our mothers in giving them a befitting burial right

Because, in the book right from her childhood, the woman never tasted real happiness, the little she would have always ended up in sorrows....

There was never a period of arrived rest/peace/happiness/joy for her...right to her grave.
So, where is the assumed point that you opined about us not forgetting our parents

My point is, if there were to be a time of happiness and joy for her...to compensate for her tragedies...the writer should have made it possible, not in her death.

The bottom line is that We should not forget our parents/mothers in our pursuit of whatever while they are still breathing... not when they die.

Boldstar:


Please!!! Email softcopy pls

taofikadetoro@gmail.com

Hard copy by courier. I'll pay for the fee. Plss
Pls!!!! God mama you with blessings

please softcopy also Please!!!!
eminencel@yahoo.com
thanks in advance.

leahcimzil:

stop feeling special, it was a compulsiry literature text for literature students one time

Does my comment depict any sense of specialism? ??
My assertion is based on the lackadaisical attitude of students towards reading literature regardless of whether it was compulsory or not.

Learn to be polite and avoid tendering rambling invective irrationally.

Elymoney:


please softcopy also Please!!!!
eminencel@yahoo.com
thanks in advance.

Like say una go read am

Ishilove:


This took me down memory lane. Wow!!

I also remember another one written by Cyprian, about an old man struck with a spell of the wandering disease. Each time someone mentions Sokugo, the old man loses his senses and starts wandering upandan distant lands. I have forgotten the name but the plot has stayed with me all these years.

It's "The Burning Grass''.

Ishilove:

Oh okay, thanks. It's been over 20 years I read the book so I've gotten the characters mixed up

Likewise. I must commend you still. I guess we are contemporaries.

sinaj:
I just got mine too


Ladinsky snt it nt me

Thanks Ladinsky

Who has read College days of John Ojo by S.M.O AKA