Matters of the Moment

The narrative explores the contrasting lives of Dede Daro and Franka. Dede returns to his hometown of Warri as a celebrated journalist, while Franka grapples with the trauma of her father's death and her struggles with poverty. Their relationship deteriorates, leading to a bitter divorce, as Dede finds solace with another woman, Furu. Meanwhile, Franka's life spirals downward, culminating in a troubling affair with General Ogiso, a ruthless military leader. The novel delves into themes of ambition, loss, and the impact of socio-economic challenges on personal choices.