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Kabu- Kabu written by Nnedi Okorafor is a collection of twenty-one amazing short stories. First, you must understand the lingo "Kabu kabu" is a term largely used by Nigerians to refer to unregistered vehicles or taxis. Boarding a Kabu- Kabu in Nigeria is a huge risk because a number of things can happen from that ride. People, however, hail these vehicles because it is usually a very quick means of taking you wherever you need to be in record time. Instead of waiting and scuttling for a vehicle at the bus stop most people rely on kabu- kabu despite the widespread stories about the dangers. The eponymous story in the book largely points at the thrill and horror that comes with Kabu- Kabu. Ngozi is in a haste to get to the airport so that she can attend her sisters' wedding in Nigeria. In her frustration, she hails this unregistered vehicle. And it is all weird but Ngozi is determined to be at the airport. From this ride, Ngozi travelled through places she had ne

Book Review Time!!  As humanity battles with COVID-19 and the thought of staying indoors have become a chore for so many people, I have solidly relied on books to alleviate boredom. Not just any book but books filled with so many "wow" moments. I am just saying I need a sweet escape during this pandemic and books like - The Secret Lives of The Four Wives by Lola Shoneyin has been a good companion. If you are in need of a book you can't put down even for a toilet break, then you should pick up The Secret Lives of the Four Wives because it is filled with intrigue and loads of drama.  The book is basically about a man, his four wives, and a secret that is bound to make you say WHAT!!   Most books I read growing up bordered on childlessness, polygamy, and how women are perceived in society. However, this book is laden with so many themes which makes it wholesome. Themes such as Self-discovery, Forgiveness, Womanhood amongst others fitted perfectly in the nar