Clement Akuo-Ehohnzi Bücher

The narrative explores themes of betrayal and cunning through the conflict between the Leopard and the Bushbuck. After the Leopard seeks revenge for a past wrong, the Bushbuck devises an elaborate plan to attend the Leopard's remembrance ceremony incognito, enlisting the help of various forest creatures. The story highlights the intricate relationships within the animal kingdom, illustrating how communication and strategy shape their interactions. As tensions rise, the ensuing chaos reveals deeper insights into friendship and rivalry among the animals.

Pilgrimage into the Womb of a Bantu Dynasty is an epic poem that explores the philosophical and traditional religious system of a 14th-century Dynasty that was fractured by many factors, including the triangular slave trade. It's a story about a teenage boy whose greatness was prophesied on his circumcision. He was born preterm and ended up in the hands of an extended family member who passed away, leaving him at a teenage age as his mother did during his birth. In going through hard life and mistreatment, Nnam begins to self-educate to understand his environment and the traditional belief system. By the time he turns 25, he hadn't only become a proficient healer, and an indispensable theologian, standing parallel to the new European belief tenets that gained momentum as slavery gradually comes to an end. Even though a crusader of peace, Nnam successfully leads his people to a battle of land acquisition. As the ancestors' oracle, he attains the greatest wish to understand the mystery surrounding death in a revelation.