Jeezuzpick:

Sugar Girl.
Ralia was the girl's name.
I won it as a prize in the 80s

I thought it came out in the 2000s

casppyjay:
Ralia the sugar girl in the village of apampam I will only forget after I’m dead I read it over and over again with the dancing yam, no supper for eze, eze goes to school , Ali and simbi..Funny how time flies and it was like some 33 years ago ..

where can I get eze goes to school. I have neva read it b4

Carot:
is he still alive

No he's not.

Sugar girl
Ralia , those days wey person like book

Carot:
I thought it came out in the 2000s

Naaaaah!

chukwuma0000:
I stumbled on this picture somewhere and have forgotten the name of the book we read back in my primary school.

Raila the sugar girl
She wandered into the forest where an old woman found her.
Nostalgia

Never heard of read it

chukwuma0000:
I stumbled on this picture somewhere and have forgotten the name of the book we read back in my primary school.

ralia the sugar girl

Mercychen:
Is it not Ralia something?

ralia the sugar girl

Topmaike007:
ralia the sugar girl

Yeah, that's it.

Thanks.

Koku Baboni

Maxxim:
Ralia the sugar girl, omoh I used to get this goosebumps when reading the book when I was still a kid, I thought the stories was real same with Kouku Baboni,
good old days.

Ralia the slave girl is different from sugar girl Abi?

9jaBloke:
Sugar Girl by Kola Onadipe.
Some of his other books I read then include:
Adventures of Souza
The Boy Slave
Return of Shettima

Those were the days.

I didn't even remember he was the one that wrote all these ones too. I read them all.
Gone are those days when there were no worries.

This book brought back primary days memories.

Abo and the crocodile, Folake and her four brothers, Kokoun Baboni, Chike and the Rivers and others I couldn't remember really brightened my childhood.

Mercychen:
Is it not Ralia something?

U no remember.na first comments u dey copy

Highman56:

U no remember.na first comments u dey copy

When I saw it, that was the first thing that came to mind.

Why would I copy anyone?

Ibkkk shey u read am too? Seemed na only me never read am

Ibkkk shey u read am too? Seemed na only me never read am.

Bahamas95:
I nor sure say na Sugar girl you dey quote so o........Ralia nor get stepmother for the novel.

Na blind mother she get.

EHN ?

Kharol1234:
Raliya the sugar girl

I owe you a bottle of ....................

Just fill in your choice and let me pick the bill

Successlane:


I owe you a bottle of ....................

Just fill in your choice and let me pick the bill

Tiger beer don do me

Mom007:

Ralia the slave girl is different from sugar girl Abi?

I only know sugar girl

9jaBloke:


Hope you eventually found it. It's a very good read.

I didn't, I wouldn't mind reading both books today if I get my hands on them. My memory of the story is getting a bit fuzzy. I know it was set in northern Nigeria where Shettima was captured and sold as a slave where he became friends with the son of the wealthy owner. He grew older as a slave but enjoyed some privileges other slaves didn't enjoy since he's friends with the heir. The rich boy's sister started falling for him and that was where his troubles started. Very interesting story that you can read over and over again without getting tired of it.

U re correct

I remember this book well, when my younger sister offended me back in those days, I used to call her "Aje inu iwe Ralia" meaning the "witch inside Ralia book" that thing used to pain her that she will cry and run to my mum who will also call me kokubaboni in retaliation.


Good old days.......

Chike and the River

Ralia the sugar girl.
Heard she got married to a man named Otunta and they had Six children together.

Raliya the sugar girl

CharlotteFlair:
Ok who remembers the name of the old woman?

Jamb question

Senomi:

I thought I've read all the eze books, so there's also no supper for eze

i can still picture the back and front cover if was a glossy kinda finish and it was rectangular in shape..lol

Carot:
where can I get eze goes to school. I have neva read it b4

perhaps old book shops in small towns or villages never in the city shit everything has been urbanised including reading culture and brains

casppyjay:
i can still picture the back and front cover if was a glossy kinda finish and it was rectangular in shape..lol

Was it as detailed and as interesting as the other books and would I still be able to find it