Dan Kwajaffa

Tears of the Northeast Child Dan Kwajaffa

LITERATURE/FICTION He fired her heartthrob and schemed to return her back to her erstwhile abductors in Sambisa Forest from whom and whence he rescued her but... In a semiarid region of Nigeria rose evil that reigned supremely but for a while. Just like the fifth century blood thirsty Attila-The -Hun who rained torture, rape and death on all who stood on his way in mediaeval Europe, his type, a Shekau, unleashed terror on the Northern Province of Nigeria almost unabatedly. At the same period, a Belquis, a Malala - a genius, a Princess of Sambisa Kingdom with unsullied beauty, love and vigor, rose to stardom when the quasi-Mujahedeen whose incursions on Africa, had her chauvinist boss and suitor, Ba'tibci Hyelkuzuku, radicalized and conscripted for an idealistic objective with a repugnant nihilism. Ba'tibci bedevils her relationship with architect Klara Jikamya, his archrival, but she never decided and he inferred. She lacks Sense and Sensibility. Could he be truthful? ***** This eloquent page-turner, TEARS OF THE NORTHEAST CHILD: Coming from Sambisa is an exploratory epic - a thriller, a daring tale. It boldly depicted love tussle, the hatred and barbarism from individuals and the terror group..., and gave insights into the plights of IDPs and refuges in Northeastern Nigeria plus the world's longing and strives with optimism for better days ahead.