Under Bridge

Abandoned by his divorced parents in a rusty village in Eastern Nigeria, Victor Ekwueme migrates to Lagos, where he faces rejection, poverty, and work slavery. His misery is worsened by his hatred of convention in a society wired with a herd mentality. Roused by the challenges of existence in a hostile world, he begins to seek universal meaning to life - whether there is a God, a true religion, a hereafter, etc. But he realizes that to make proper sense of the world, he has first, to find himself. With little education, he searches for himself within a complex of love, lust, disappointment, superstition, philosophy, and ambition

Author: Immanuel James
Publisher: Eleviv Publishing Group
Published: 03/12/2014
Pages: 260
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.73lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.59d
ISBN: 9780615989129

About the Author
Immanuel James has written extensively on socio-cultural issues that underscore the human condition, constantly raising a voice for youth empowerment through intellectual engagement. Under Bridge is Immanuel's big debut. He is a graduate of Mass Communication passionate about humanism, writing, and the study of Philosophy, he writes a column for The Nigerian Telegraph, and contributes regular articles to some other national media. He lives in Lagos, Nigeria, where he runs a business outfit, and is presently pursuing post-graduate studies in Multimedia Journalism.

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