Uloko Ibe Ui

Snow in the Sahara Uloko Ibe Ui

Ikeobi Okeosisi, the prince of Ohiannunu Kingdom, stormed the United States of America to learn the white man?s hidden secrets, which brought about the socio-economic advancements of the entire Western World. He was desperate to realize his father?s dream of transforming his primitive kingdom?neglected by successive governments?into an enviable developed African kingdom. And after he had successfully unlock the secrets of the white man, to his disbelief, he discovered that he had been living a pattern of life not meant for him?he was actually born to be gay, and a gay he did become. An outlandish discovery that made King Okeosisi, the man with seven bones in his hands, to look the sun in the face to melt the snow planted in the heart of the Sahara by his son. The titanic tangle became full-blown, when the returnee prince forcefully cured the land of the intellectual and innovative cataracts plaguing everyone, including the gods, to uphold his right to the kingship. And he became the first uncrowned king of Ohiannunu Kingdom, and his wife: a beautiful white man?the queen! Nine years in the making, Uloko set his new novel in Igbo land of the late 80's to tell a story of what happens when a new proverb?a strange way of life?gets to the land!