The Men Who Wrestle with God

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AuthorHouse, May 3, 2011 - Drama - 172 pages
THE MEN WHO WRESTLE WITH GOD is written in Nigerian setting and reveals what powers and desires can do to man. To Satisfy their desires, four chiefs of Aneile Kingdom: Ebiloma, Abalaka, Ocheja and Idachaba conspire among themselves to displace the Supreme Heavenly Powers and dethrone King Onuchowgu, the annointed one. The Chiefs seek the collaboration of Ogecha, the Chief Priest of the Kingdom and the battle line is now drawn. It is humanity versus divinity; mortals against the immortals; the terrestrial against the celestial and the physical against the metaphysical! Aneile is boiling in calamity. Innocent women, children and youth are dying. Famine, diseases, evil, oppression and injustice now torment the land, yet the chiefs are adamant to wrestle with the powers from the above. They are sure of nothing short of victory. Can any opponent be underestimated in a battle? Will the order of things still remain the same at the end of the battle? Is it going to be the case of a dog wagging the tail or the tail wagging the dog at the end? The world has never in history recorded a battle as awe-striking as this!

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Contents

Section 1
1
Section 2
19
Section 3
23
Section 4
25
Section 5
28
Section 6
33
Section 7
36
Section 8
40
Section 18
87
Section 19
99
Section 20
104
Section 21
109
Section 22
112
Section 23
115
Section 24
117
Section 25
120

Section 9
44
Section 10
53
Section 11
57
Section 12
60
Section 13
64
Section 14
67
Section 15
73
Section 16
78
Section 17
81
Section 26
123
Section 27
128
Section 28
131
Section 29
135
Section 30
143
Section 31
149
Section 32
157
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Alilu Aminu Kayode is a lawyer and author, director and lead actor of award-winning stage plays. He is very passionate about literature and highly revered by his peers for his writing prowess. He lives in Abuja, Nigeria, with his family and works at the Federal Ministry of Justice, Abuja.

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