Warri Nor Dey Carry Last is the chronicles of Okiemute in Lagos, southwestern Nigeria. It reveals the moral decadence in our society. It is a story of latent ethnic bias, love, and our penchant for cutting corners under the guise of being smart.
Idede Oseyande’s ability to hold the readers spellbound from the first page to the last is a rare gift few storytellers possess. His masterful writing mirrors everyday life in a hilarious, entertaining, and fun-filled manner. Suspense permeates through every page, leaving the reader eager to find out what happens to Okiemute as he continues to spring his surprises.
At the appropriate time, ‘Ogolo must jump.’ Okiemute the chief schemer played his cards till the end. Did Warri eventually carry last? I bet you can’t wait to find out.
“The Thought Tutor, as I fondly call him, has finally listened to the recommendation of his online readers who have continually requested for him to put his thought-shifting lessons in entertaining and fictional format, instead of the regular non-fictional works he has previously published. He however took us all by surprise by daring to write about two very interesting and popular places in the country; Lagos and Warri, places he has never lived in.
The accuracy with which he encapsulates the day to day way of life in both places speaks volumes of his writing prowess and his deep understanding of the psychology of Nigerians.
‘Warri Nor Dey Carry Last’ is a well-crafted fictional work and being the first of the author, makes it incredibly impressive. The author has skilfully ensured that the lessons were not lost in the hilarious description of the chronicles of Okiemute.”
Chief Victor Ifezue
MD/CEO Kings knights Ind Co. Ltd
“Okiemute, the protagonist in the novel, exemplifies the life of an everyday Nigeria and portrays the warped abnormalities that we have adopted as the norm. The author, like every creative artist, uses this story to help us to see ourselves in the mirror. Just as the foolishness of Okiemute was revealed to him when he sat down to sincerely ruminate on the counsel of Bola, his friend; I hope we all see the senselessness we display as a people when we adopt illegalities and crime as a way of life. The hilarious and smooth narration shows that the author is a veteran in storytelling.”
Jeffery Igbinigie
Author, Political Strategist and Brand Consultant
“The suspense and intrigues make it a delightful read from the first page to the last. With this artistic work, he has created a niche for himself in the fiction genre with a big bang. I look forward to his next work.”
Wari Otegha Jr.
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