BUYING BUDDHA, SELLING RUMI Buying Buddha, Selling Rumi is an accusation, not a spiritual guide. It reveals how Eastern wisdom is stripped, softened, and sold as comfort. If you quote Rumi or buy “mindfulness,” this book will disturb you—and it should. PRICE: 15,000 NGN 📌

RISK AND RETURN Africa doesn’t need more motivation—it needs brutal honesty. Risk and Return shatters the romance of African entrepreneurship and exposes the real cost of ambition. No hype. No shortcuts. Just truth. Read it before you risk everything. PRICE: 7500 NGN 📌

YORUBA BOY RUNNING Yorùbá Boy Running is not a comfort memoir—it’s a reckoning. Biyi Bándélé dismantles nostalgia, exposing exile, identity, and the cost of belonging. Not a feel-good African story, but a book meant to unsettle. PRICE: 13,000 NGN 📌

AUTHENTICITY Not a book for the comfortable. It exposes the lies we call “normal” and forces hard truths into the open. It won’t motivate you—it will wake you up. PRICE: 13,500 NGN 📌

FLAG BEARERS OF THE SOKOTO CALIPHATE This book doesn’t retell Sokoto’s history , it challenges who owns it. Flag Bearers of the Sokoto Caliphate exposes power and succession in Africa’s most misunderstood empire. Provocative. Uncomfortable. Necessary. PRICE: 4500 NGN 📌

HEART: A HISTORY What if medical progress was built on dangerous mistakes? Heart: A History exposes our obsession with conquering the human heart and the lives lost along the way. A bold, unsettling read. PRICE: 15,000 NGN 📌

I For Don Blow But I Too Dey Press Phone I For Don Blow But I Too Dey Press Phone isn’t motivation, it’s an accusation. A brutal mirror to fake success, digital addiction, and noise mistaken for progress. Uncomfortable. Nigerian. Universal. PRICE: 7500 NGN 📌

BEYOND EXPECTATIONS Beyond Expectations is no gentle memoir. It exposes ambition, betrayal, and the hidden cost of rising too fast in media and power. What’s said is bold; what’s left unsaid is dangerous. This book doesn’t comfort, it confronts. PRICE: 30,000 NGN 📌

A BOOK ABOUT FREEDOM What if freedom is a lie? In Everybody, Olivia Laing reveals who gets to be free and who pays the price. A radical, unsettling book that turns the body into a political battlefield. Read it if you’re ready to be disturbed. PRICE: 12,000 NGN 📌

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND AFRICA Africa missed past industrial revolutions, but not the next. Dr. Evans E. Woherem offers a bold blueprint for mastering 4IR technologies and resetting Africa for rapid development. PRICE: 8000 NGN 📌

THE LOYALIST The Loyalist is Bolaji Abdullahi’s sharp, insider memoir on power, loyalty, and betrayal in Nigerian politics—an unflinching journey from Kwara to the federal cabinet, rich in lessons on integrity and leadership. PRICE: 15,000 NGN 📌

MALCOLM X The Autobiography of Malcolm X tears through America’s lies on race, power, and freedom with brutal honesty. Provocative, unsettling, transformative. Read it if you’re ready to question everything you were taught. PRICE: 15,000 NGN 📌

SANI ABACHA Power doesn’t whisper it takes over. Sani Abacha strips away the myths to expose how fear, loyalty, and absolute power shaped a nation. This is not comfort reading, it’s a challenge. Read it if you’re ready to rethink power itself. PRICE: 6500 NGN 📌

A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS Khaled Hosseini doesn’t write novels, he writes emotional earthquakes. His stories humanize pain, love, and loss with rare honesty. Heartbreaking, humane, unforgettable. His books don’t just move you, they change you. PRICE: 15,000 NGN 📌

ALEX FERGUSON Not just football, this is power laid bare. Alex Ferguson: My Autobiography strips greatness of romance: control, broken egos, and the brutal cost of winning. No nostalgia. Just one hard truth, legends aren’t nice, they’re relentless. PRICE: 16,000 NGN 📌

THE GENE What if everything you are was written before you were born? In The Gene, Siddhartha Mukherjee explores DNA, power, and destiny from eugenics to gene editing. Brilliant, unsettling, and impossible to ignore. PRICE: 21,000 NGN 📌

THE ULAMA OF BORNO Power didn’t just rule Borno—scholars did. The ‘Ulama of Borno (1470–1808) shows how Islamic scholars shaped kings and law, securing stability while neighbors fell into chaos. A bold rethink of Islam and power in West Africa. PRICE: 5000 NGN 📌

21 LETTERS ON LIFE AND ITS CHALLENGES What if success is the biggest lie we’ve swallowed? In 21 Letters on Life and Its Challenges, Charles Handy challenges the myth that money equals meaning and asks who you’re becoming in the race. PRICE: 9000 NGN 📌

MY WATCH Power is never innocent. In My Watch, Olusegun Obasanjo offers a bold, unfiltered account of war, prison, and presidency, naming names and defending decisions. Love him or not, this is Nigeria’s history from the man who helped shape it. PRICE: 25,000 NGN 📌

IKIGAI What if happiness isn’t chased—but practiced? Ikigai reveals how purpose, discipline, and simple daily rituals create a meaningful life. In a restless world, it offers a radical truth: longevity begins with intention. Why do you wake up each day? PRICE: 4000 NGN 📌