The True Nigerian Child highlights the dysfunctionality of modern society. It is a story that portrays the ills of society towards the girl-child in Africa. Nevertheless, it resonates with the adage that states: if you want something done right, do it yourself.

In this African literature by Stanley Edokpolo, a prolific Nigerian writer and graphic artist, we see young women stand against the norms of society to bring civility to their world.

This captivating story reveals more profound insight into African society and the travails caused by bad leadership and inaction.

Get ready to switch gears from one narrator to the other as they tell a story about a girl’s rise from suffering to significance.