Passion drives a man; skills ensure a smooth journey. Uche Chika master of his craft synergizes the two tools in making his pen speak for him. He is among the new generation of talented writers of our day. His unmatched style of pun and description in his works thrills his audience the most, and at the same time leaves them inspired by the message his writings pass across. He is a blogger and most of his published works can be found on thesensesei.com.ng.

His first masterpiece, I’m Not Dead Yet didactic and addictive, easy to chew and suspense-filled.

I’m Not Dead Yet is a suspense-filled story of intriguing love and a challenging forgiveness which begins with a joyful walk from the cinema that takes two young lads in their prime to different places, leaving their families clueless and grief-stricken.

Benita, Obi’s sister soon recovers and returns to her unfinished project in school. Theresa, a young faithful Catholic girl, dedicated to her studies, while paying full allegiance to her father who upholds high religious standards for every member of the Akowe family, is uncontrollably swept off her feet.

In 2015, the year of her graduation, the strength of her moral and religious character faces opposition from a tempest. She single-handedly follows what her juvenile heart yearns for in the storm that puts the repercussions of her feats out of sight.

For the next three years, she carries what she believes to be a weapon, but is indeed a yoke, drawing her conceptual-self closer to biting the dust. With the weapon of hate for the male gender, she keeps up the fight until she stumbles upon a certain young man.

It is very rare to see youths with morals these days, not to talk of one who has the courage to put into writing while weaving into a beautiful story of love, character, religion and family.

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