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1. Half of a yellow sun
By (You already know) – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. If you have never read this book, then you have missed a great deal. With Half of a Yellow Sun, you will take a walk through the Nigerian civil war (6th July 1967 – 13th January 1970) focusing on themes such as politics and identity in Post-Colonial Africa, the Role of westerners in Post-Colonial Africa, love, and marriage.

2. Americanah
Still by Chimamanda Adichie, this book tells the story of a young Nigerian woman who immigrates to the United States of America to attend university. Already adapted into a TV series starring Lupita Nyong’o, Covey Hawkins, Uzo Aduba and others, Americanah will blow your mind. You will enjoy every page you turn and you won't want to drop until you turn the last page.

3. Welcome to Lagos
A sophomore novel, welcome to Lagos enjoyed a lot of reviews on www.goodreads.com. full of shimmering details portraying the extraordinary city of Lagos, of hope, of survival and courage. With welcome to Lagos, you are in for a great ride. You will laugh and you will be thrilled.

4. My Sister, the Serial Killer
Depicting a vivid Lagos city’s character and written in short chapters, the book tells the story of two sisters. Two sisters who are co-dependent despite their contrasting characters. The book is described as sharp, explosive and hilarious by the New York Times.