I am Siva Okojie. I am happy I m here. I am me, I am you, I a we, I m anybody and I am us. I am a character in the drama of life around the Sahara Africa. My mission is to help anti corruption agencies and the police who want to improve on ways to get the problems of corruption and financial crimes resolved. My experience helps people who want to enjoy reading a detective and hard boiled mystery get an exciting, chilling experience. My account enjoys special benefits, it being endorsed by literary legends including icons to be mentioned later on. I am going to help men and women understand the significance and benefits of social re-engineering and thought revolution to our society through accurate and entertaining fictional accounts of major strategies and innovations expressed from a detective's perspective. Learn more...
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Sunday, 25 October 2015
Saturday, 24 October 2015
Daggers in a Teacup Synopsis
Daggers
in a Teacup
Sons
of Eagle (Book One)
By Aihebholo-oria Okonoboh
Synopsis
Economic and financial crimes are Nigeria’s most
pressing problems. The anti-corruption commission, in its efforts to resolve it
has just invited Siva Okojie, a rising star in the police, to be the new
arrowhead of its investigations department.
Even though his presence in NEFCC has not brought
the immediate changes that Nigerians expected, it did bring a few positive
changes to the commission. This led to the invention of a machine, PITOC,
Public Information Tracking On Corruption. With the introduction of PITOC,
corruption and scandals were exposed to the public with platforms for them to
be participants in the campaign against it, so that no longer would the
ordinary citizen blame the agency for action or inaction.
Chief Usman Omotola, a prominent politician, died in
prison. While NEFCC thinks that it was a normal death outside its jurisdiction,
Siva Okojie thinks differently. Though Skeptical about it his Boss, Richard
Okechukwu, gave him go ahead. No sooner had he started the investigation than
he realized that some unknown people were hiding something from him.
Meanwhile, there was a government agency, LCA,
Leaders Costume Agency, that involved all the prominent citizens of the
country. Most of its members admired Siva’s role in the fight against corruption
and became his fans but not without some oppositions.
Several people were murdered during the course of
his investigation. And Siva even rejected a bribe offered him to stop the
investigation, which would have saved his life:
‘This
is a hundred million naira,’ a member of the gang explained as he widened the
bag. ‘It is yours. Each of the other four contains as much money. That means
you have five hundred million naira.’
‘Why
do I deserve to have this?’ Siva Okojie asked.
‘We
believe that you are hungry. Hunger can drive people to do terrible things. We
don’t want you to deface the beautiful memory of Usman Omotola by that
investigation. You can even resign from NEFCC after this time. Why would you
need work after having the money...?’
‘We
can make it one billion if you think this is not enough,’ the voice of the
moderator boomed across. ‘If you are afraid of how to lodge the money in the
bank without getting into trouble, we will take care of that.’
‘Do
you know that there are banking laws regulating volumes of cash transactions?’
Siva was alarmed……
Before the gang would eliminate him, a caucus and
client to the gang decided to use Siva as a tool to resolve its internal
problem of suspicion until he has no further use for them.
Although Siva realized that he was being monitored,
he keeps on his investigation until it leads him to the truth: All the problem
of the nation revolved around a simple formula called The Oil Arithmetic, a top
secret. The formula meant the nation, its government, and everything its
policies. A lot of people have died for this secret.
Siva Okojie is next to be executed by the gang. He
realizes too late that there is nobody that could save his life. The unknown enemy
he fights is more powerful than the police, the military, the air force and the
navy. His last hope rests with General Mgodo Awila, General Salisu Akpan and
Brigadier Othniel.
But how discouraging to know that the very people he
entrusted his life are the same people after it, his best friends and closest confidants,
who even put one of their sons in his care! Nobody knew his flight this morning
was HZ25N but Magodo Awila and his wife, Rose. HZ25N was sabotaged and it crashed.
Magodo and Rose have been his unknown enemies. Together with their friends,
Salisu and Othniel, nobody else in the world could save him.
But Siva refused to give up though he knew both him
and his fiancée, Agatha Nnamdi with his ward Bobosky Magodo, would ultimately
die. He was determined to defend these ones with the last of his breath.
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
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Sunday, 5 July 2015
My Goodreads
WHERE DID YOU GET THE IDEA FOR YOUR MOST RECENT BOOK?
I got the idea for my most recent book from the Nigeria political dramas of these recent years. Not a few of the scene are interesting. On the road to democracy, head of states set boundaries for electoral commissions and limited the scope of the court of law. Public treasuries are looted with impunity. Anti corruption commissions are not allowed to run their shows within their own jurisdictions. Known criminals are rigged or appointed into government offices. And the law is warned not to 'touch any of these anointed.' This political havoc is encapsulated in Daggers in a Teacup.
There is notwithstanding, something about Nigeria the world must know. This is about the people and their culture. Probably, her culture is among the richest in the world. In addition, visitors from all over the globe have said that Nigeria has the best people in the world.
Finally, the nation's prospects are considered bright with good reasons. This too was looked into and spotlighted.
HOW DO YOU GET INSPIRED TO WRITE?
I am happy to be living at this time. The present history of Nigeria is so interesting. By staying awake to the goings-on of the society, there is so much to write on. For example, to many parents, marriage is a business venture. Churches have taken over the superstitions of African traditional priests and are leading businesses in the nation. Child's training is viewed by parents not as responsibility, but as investment. Public servants prowled about with drawn daggers to quell the ordinary citizen in case he knows too much. With all humility and intelctual honesty, Nigeria is still struggling to find its bearing. This is chaotic. The political evolutions with their incomplete metamorphosis often yield interesting conflicts that delight the pens of we writers. Now who is going to say that Nigeria is under democratic rule? It is confusion. The nation is trapped in between dictatorship and democracy.
The list is endless but the time to write is limited. I have a strong aversion for injustice. So when I am filled with revulsion there is something informative to write.
WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY WORKING ON?
I am working on a story I have suspended outside this new series. Sound, smell, sight and touch are often linked with romantic pull and attraction between two persons of the opposite sex. This experimental fiction I am currently working on intends to investigate the prominence of the role of language. Suppose that a set of persons of the opposite sex are of age but innocent, without civilization and language. Would their carnal persons begin to speak for themselves against these barriers? The title is Stolen Babies which is probably not the final title. I will only begin to write Sons of Eagle book two after concluding Stolen Babies.
WHAT IS YOUR ADVICE FOR ASPIRING WRITERS?
Aspiring writers should not be in a hurry to unleash the good things pent up in their minds. Of course, the burning zeal within might be too hot to contain for long. Still, a reasonable amount of time is needed to organize thoughts and ideas if they must come in appealing array. Apart from that, writing is not a difficult thing to do. It is simply about creating and resolving conflicts. If the conflicts are clear in the writer's mind, then he should endeavour to know his target audience sufficiently well in order to ensure that his means of resolving the conflicts is not only sustained throughout the work, but also informative to the audience. Then he could go ahead.
WHAT IS THE BEST THING ABOUT BEING A WRITER?
A writer is often a happy and satisfied person. This feeling of fulfilment is not primarily as a result of money made from writing. It is being able to do what one likes and enjoys doing. This emotional benefit is often intense especially when the writer's works enjoy good readership, discussion and recommendations.
I got the idea for my most recent book from the Nigeria political dramas of these recent years. Not a few of the scene are interesting. On the road to democracy, head of states set boundaries for electoral commissions and limited the scope of the court of law. Public treasuries are looted with impunity. Anti corruption commissions are not allowed to run their shows within their own jurisdictions. Known criminals are rigged or appointed into government offices. And the law is warned not to 'touch any of these anointed.' This political havoc is encapsulated in Daggers in a Teacup.
There is notwithstanding, something about Nigeria the world must know. This is about the people and their culture. Probably, her culture is among the richest in the world. In addition, visitors from all over the globe have said that Nigeria has the best people in the world.
Finally, the nation's prospects are considered bright with good reasons. This too was looked into and spotlighted.
HOW DO YOU GET INSPIRED TO WRITE?
I am happy to be living at this time. The present history of Nigeria is so interesting. By staying awake to the goings-on of the society, there is so much to write on. For example, to many parents, marriage is a business venture. Churches have taken over the superstitions of African traditional priests and are leading businesses in the nation. Child's training is viewed by parents not as responsibility, but as investment. Public servants prowled about with drawn daggers to quell the ordinary citizen in case he knows too much. With all humility and intelctual honesty, Nigeria is still struggling to find its bearing. This is chaotic. The political evolutions with their incomplete metamorphosis often yield interesting conflicts that delight the pens of we writers. Now who is going to say that Nigeria is under democratic rule? It is confusion. The nation is trapped in between dictatorship and democracy.
The list is endless but the time to write is limited. I have a strong aversion for injustice. So when I am filled with revulsion there is something informative to write.
WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY WORKING ON?
I am working on a story I have suspended outside this new series. Sound, smell, sight and touch are often linked with romantic pull and attraction between two persons of the opposite sex. This experimental fiction I am currently working on intends to investigate the prominence of the role of language. Suppose that a set of persons of the opposite sex are of age but innocent, without civilization and language. Would their carnal persons begin to speak for themselves against these barriers? The title is Stolen Babies which is probably not the final title. I will only begin to write Sons of Eagle book two after concluding Stolen Babies.
WHAT IS YOUR ADVICE FOR ASPIRING WRITERS?
Aspiring writers should not be in a hurry to unleash the good things pent up in their minds. Of course, the burning zeal within might be too hot to contain for long. Still, a reasonable amount of time is needed to organize thoughts and ideas if they must come in appealing array. Apart from that, writing is not a difficult thing to do. It is simply about creating and resolving conflicts. If the conflicts are clear in the writer's mind, then he should endeavour to know his target audience sufficiently well in order to ensure that his means of resolving the conflicts is not only sustained throughout the work, but also informative to the audience. Then he could go ahead.
WHAT IS THE BEST THING ABOUT BEING A WRITER?
A writer is often a happy and satisfied person. This feeling of fulfilment is not primarily as a result of money made from writing. It is being able to do what one likes and enjoys doing. This emotional benefit is often intense especially when the writer's works enjoy good readership, discussion and recommendations.
Thursday, 2 July 2015
Introduction to The book
Product Description
Economic and financial crimes are Nigeria’s greatest problems, stunting growth and development. The anti-corruption commission, in its effort to resolve it, has just invited Siva Okojie, a rising star in the police to be the new arrowhead of its investigations department. The new celebrity gladly accepts the offer, little realizing that his investigations will sweep him across the country and lead him to unexpected targets. He unknowingly chose his closest confidants among the criminal profiles, exposing him, his fiancée and his ward to grave dangers. His revelation will shock the whole world.
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