Chains Beneath the Cocoa Trees is a haunting historical novel set on 1950s Fernando Po, where West African laborers endure brutal exploitation on colonial cocoa plantations. Through intertwined stories of resistance, betrayal, and survival, the novel unveils buried truths and honors the forgotten voices silenced beneath the weight of empire.  

Ghost Protocol is a high-stakes techno-thriller set in near-future Lagos, where AI surveillance, digital sabotage, and rogue algorithms blur the line between order and chaos. As a covert unit unravels a conspiracy buried in code, one question echoes through the city’s firewalls: who controls the watchers—and who watches them?  

Barrels Across Borders is a gripping political thriller that exposes the shadowy world of fuel smuggling across West Africa. As an incorruptible officer and a fearless journalist close in on a powerful cartel, the story unravels secrets, betrayal, and survival in a system where silence is currency—and truth, a dangerous flame. Read more... 

Ghost Flight to Abuja is a gripping aviation thriller set aboard a doomed flight from Lagos to Abuja. As a routine journey spirals into chaos, passengers and crew confront sabotage, fear, and buried secrets at 30,000 feet—where every second counts and not everyone is who they seem.  

The Wrong Survivor is a gripping literary thriller that follows Bayo, a Lagos businessman whose last-minute decision saves his life—but costs him everything else. As families mourn the victims of BlueHawk Flight 302. This is a story of guilt, cover-ups, silence, and survival—in a country where the dead are honored but the living must prove they matter  

The Kaduna Genome exposes the high-stakes battle over Nigeria’s food sovereignty, where engineered “terminator seeds” threaten to erase centuries of indigenous farming. From dusty village markets to gleaming biotech labs and shadowy boardrooms, activists, scientists, and power brokers collide in a struggle over who controls the nation’s grain—and its future. At the heart of it lies one haunting question: who owns the seeds that feed a nation?