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BUY ME NOW! EKWENSU'S HARVEST IS UP FOR GRABS





What would you do if you were to witness the African Igbo deities speak, laugh, eat, love and feel pain?

Ekwensu's Harvest explores the rich culture of the Igbo's and the life of the pantheons. This is an intriguing story of love and betrayal. It's a tale of Africans by an African, for Africans and the whole world.

Why do you hear about Zeus, Apollo, Athena and never about Amadioha, Ani or Ekwensu? In this book the writer, Andrew Ifeatu Jennifer makes that happen. She explores the world of the Igbo pantheons. They breathe, speak, laugh, cry and sulk like mere mortals.

You cannot afford to be left behind. Grab your copy here.

You can also make payment N500 to the account below:

Account name: Andrew Ifeatu Jennifer
Account Number: 0173707750
Bank: Guaranteed Trust Bank

Then send details of your payments to 08035725157

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