Solitary Freedom

Solitary Freedom captures for us a story of remarkable original debut weaved with tenderness, seduction and tumultuous actions. This is a novel of tragic beauty and exquisite tension that details the British conquest of Northern Nigeria and the ensuing resistance by the natives. With its assembled whopper of plots, cutting across incidences set in both the 20th and 21st century Nigeria, the author succeeds in crafting a finely polished amalgam of two warring civilisations and cultures- Western and African, with each other battling for supremacy. From both the ancient and modern Nigeria, to the scorching and barren Sahara desert with its mysterious tribe of Tuareg, down to the Arabian penunsula, the author takes us on an obsorbing voyage of shattering suspense and actions where death and the desperate hope for survival ruled. This book foretold a moving story of the innocence of hope and tragedy through a young man called Jarma, who lost virtually everything (family, property and even hope).