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A SHORT WALK TO HELL
0$6.42Innocence runs life in Basimo the country of tortoises until the pigs arrive the country. When the pigs arrive with a god, goods and money, everything changes in Basimo. Airo the tortoise looks at the past in happiness and the present in dread of what he is seeing and what is to come.
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Beyond the Stream
0$10.70Beuta the son of a voodoo priest and a graduate of artificial intelligence plays both ends against the middle breaking the middle and fouling the end. Craft changes to witchcraft and the owl begins to hoot where the dove used to coo, the hyena to howl where the antelope used to bleat and the vulture to hiss where the egret used to squeal.
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Dance of the giants
0$12.07Kaljenteh is outside the understanding of his people who he said knowledge of the universe is outside. For years, the astronomer and evolutionist, talks about how evolution created the earth and other planets and how it would end the planets it created, but few people hearken or even understand what he is saying.
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Donald Trump
0$4.30This play is a theatre of the most dangerous presidency in American history. It unfolds a Shakespearean tragedy – complete with Proud Boys as a twisted Greek chorus, Capitol Hill as the final battleground and democracy as casualty. Here birthright collides with democracy; privilege turns to entitlement, to destiny and then to tyranny. The play is not just political drama, it is an autopsy of American democracy performed while the patient still breathes.
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Environmental Protection Law and Practice
0$4.30Environmental Science issues like global warming caused by greenhouse effect, negative and positive feedback, the Gaia hypothesis, the Chaos theory, et cetera, have been explained in such detailed and literal form that can easily be understood by the law student, law lecturer, legal practitioner and even the general reader who otherwise might find these scientific issues critical to appreciating the law in the area. Environmental economics, cost-benefit analysis, tradable permits, et cetera, have also been explained in a manner that makes the law in the area easily understandable.
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MAKING SENSE OF NONSENSE
0$11.07Japhet the son of a priest and a lawyer sets out to make sense of religion, law, war, politics, economics and a myriad of other issues, but ends up where he began his journey.
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Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry: Institutions, Issues, Law and Policy
0$17.99Though predominantly on oil and gas law, this is nonetheless a veritable Reference Book on the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. It places before everyone interested in the oil and gas industry basic and critical oil and gas issues not in common circulation in existing texts on the subject.
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Tales of the Rubbles
0$9.90Rilee a journalist tells the story of the Cozien-Minli war in a way no one could. By her tongue, rubbles of the war find voice to tell the agony of the war with haunting images that wake people at midnight in nightmares.
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The Dark Star North
0$6.99Pristine and unpolluted, the earth is the green star north to spirit beings in Kenon two planets away from the earth. When the earth gets polluted and defiled losing its green colour that improves the sights of spirit beings in Kenon, the earth turns dark and is now called the dark star north by the spirit beings.
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The Law and Practice of Equity and Trust
0$4.30This book is a straightforward text on the principles of equity and trust, beginning from ancient usages to more modern times in common law countries. The last quarter of the book in particular details and discusses Nigerian law and practice of equity and trust, and likely path of development or evolution.
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The Old Woman and th…
0$5.99Teka stumbles on the old woman and the birds in the forest. He is mystified by both into thoughts and beliefs hitherto weird to him.
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The Theory and Practice of International Economic Law
0$4.30This book is on international economic law, and as such unavoidably examines international economic institutions which to some extent determine the content and character of international economic law- the IMF, the World Bank, OECD, OPEC, the Paris and London Clubs of Creditors, the G8 and G20, regional economic blocs and other economic institutions.
