ceda99:
I read a book some years back, around 1999/2000, an interesting book . But I've forgotten the title, I know it's a long shot but I'll give a description of what little I can remember and hope someone can tell me it's title.

It's a collection of plays, all about the challanges faced by the average Nigerian woman.
One of the plays, which is the only one i remember is about a woman (single mum i think) that sells food using wheelbarrow to labourers in construction sites. I can also remember that the labourers were always trying to flirt with her.
The plays were probably all set somewhere around the 70s-80s, because the labourers always paid for their food in kobo.
Also, the plays were all set either in northern, western and Eastern Nigeria, i could remember this because the characters predominantly bore either hausa, yoruba or igbo names in either of the plays.
This is all I can remember.I know with the little information I gave, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. All i can do now is wait and be hopeful.

CAPSLOCKED:


MUST BE Sizwe Banzi Is Dead .

Divepen1:
If it's not Echoes of Hard Times, I'm not sure I know any other.

jenifer007:


Hi divepen...it is been long I saw you in church....hope no problem...such a fantastic singer.

Divepen1:
Hmmmm.... Which of the churches ooo.

jenifer007:


RCCG(Grace and glory parish)

Divepen1:
OMG... Jenifer like Jenifer from our teens class?

jenifer007:


Nope but I know you well but I guess you don't know me.I saw you once and that was during the cross over night 2019.You led praise and worship and ever since then I have not seen you in church anytime I attend Sunday service.

Divepen1:
Oh! Grace and Glory... I've relocated

jenifer007:

Awwww.....you are such a fantastic singer.keep it up

ceda99:
I read a book some years back, around 1999/2000, an interesting book . But I've forgotten the title, I know it's a long shot but I'll give a description of what little I can remember and hope someone can tell me it's title.

It's a collection of plays, all about the challanges faced by the average Nigerian woman.
One of the plays, which is the only one i remember is about a woman (single mum i think) that sells food using wheelbarrow to labourers in construction sites. I can also remember that the labourers were always trying to flirt with her.
The plays were probably all set somewhere around the 70s-80s, because the labourers always paid for their food in kobo.
Also, the plays were all set either in northern, western and Eastern Nigeria, i could remember this because the characters predominantly bore either hausa, yoruba or igbo names in either of the plays.
This is all I can remember.I know with the little information I gave, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. All i can do now is wait and be hopeful.

ceda99:
I read a book some years back, around 1999/2000, an interesting book . But I've forgotten the title, I know it's a long shot but I'll give a description of what little I can remember and hope someone can tell me it's title.

It's a collection of plays, all about the challanges faced by the average Nigerian woman.
One of the plays, which is the only one i remember is about a woman (single mum i think) that sells food using wheelbarrow to labourers in construction sites. I can also remember that the labourers were always trying to flirt with her.
The plays were probably all set somewhere around the 70s-80s, because the labourers always paid for their food in kobo.
Also, the plays were all set either in northern, western and Eastern Nigeria, i could remember this because the characters predominantly bore either hausa, yoruba or igbo names in either of the plays.
This is all I can remember.I know with the little information I gave, it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. All i can do now is wait and be hopeful.

OluwabuqqyYOLO:

Was the husband planning to marry their daughter off? Did the son win a scholarship? Did they talk about owning a barbershop?

ceda99:

Yes. I think so