The Book ‘Sex And Lagos City’ Is On Sale
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He was brought in, and the blindfold removed from his vision as the aide that brought him in was given directive by Her Excellency.
“Your name is Bryan,” Governor Victoria said to Bryan.
Bryan sighed as his body struggled with the propofol whose effect was passing away like the hand of the clock. “Yes.”
“I’m not asking you. I’m telling you.” Governor Victoria smiled. “How’s the milk of amnesia? You like the taste?”
“I’ve not committed any treason against the state,” Bryan said with courage.
Governor Victoria stood from her desk and walked towards the shelf and grabbed an edition of the Criminal Code Act and held it the way a protestant pastor holds a bible. “In this Penal Code, in chapter twenty one, section two hundred and fourteen, sub-section three is a clause which states that any person who permits a male person to have carnal knowledge of him or her against the order of nature; is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for fourteen years.
“Before you get intelligent and start to argue the way lawyers do,” – she smiled and sat – “Section two hundred and seventeen goes further to say any male person who, whether in public or private, commits any act of gross indecency with another male person, or procures another male person to commit any act of gross indecency with him, or attempts to procure the commission of any such act by any male person with himself or with another male person, whether in public or private, is guilty of a felony, and is liable to imprisonment for three years.
“So we’re looking at seventeen years here if the state takes you to court.” She smiled a wicked smile and gently slammed the Criminal Code Act against her study table. “And don’t forget that Eucharia, the state’s Chief Judge, was appointed by me.”
Fear ensconced in his belly like a heavy metal.
“But not to worry, for I know what you want. You’re digging for gold.” Her Excellency detached a blank cheque from her cheque book, signed it and gave it to him. “And here is gold. Whatever you want, write and cash it and leave my son alone.”
Repeated No-nods came from Bryan. “I don’t need it.”
Her Excellency chuckled. “You can’t be serious. Is this” – the detached cheque was fluttering in her right hand – “not why you are after my son? Are you not in his life because of what you stand to gain? So take the money and leave. You can build the most sophisticated art studio in Africa…and you and my son would no longer be business partners. You w-”
“You’re mistaken, Your Excellency, with all due respect,” Bryan said.
“Fine, I might be mistaken. What is it you want?”
“I’m sorry, Your Excellency. You can’t put a price on the love that your son and I have for each other. My love for Ralph transcends money and mate-”
Governor Victoria slapped Bryan. “You’re sick. You know nothing about love.”
“I do.”
“No you don’t. For queers like you, love is jumping in bed with men who have got abs and money. All you’re interested in is your gain.”
“No ma’am. Love for me is beyond that.”
Anger had taken abode in her eyes. “A nobody wants to teach me. Fine! Be my guest. What’s love?”
Tears were running down Bryan’s cheeks.
“Stop, and tell me what love is,” Her Excellency reiterated dispassionately.
*
Wanna find out Bryan’s definition of love to the homophobic mother of his lover? Well, check on the erotic thriller aptly titled Sex and Lagos City and written by Success Akpojotor. And yes, there is sex in it. The book is out, published on Amazon, Apple, Google Play, Kobo and many other e-book retailers. The only e-book retailer that has it on sale in Nigeria is the Okadabooks platform.
To view more details about this book, CLICK HERE.
To locate Sex and Lagos City on Okadabooks, CLICK HERE.
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26 Comments
Kenny
February 29, 06:52I’m sooo reading this.
Mandy
February 29, 07:02A gay novel about homosexuality in Nigeria? NICE! After Jude Dibia’s book, I’ve been waiting for another such narrative. PP, you should do and drop your own o. *off to okadabooks*
Kenny
February 29, 07:10There’s one I haven’t read? *accepts LASTMA vest. Where can I get it please?
Pink Panther
February 29, 07:12LOL. Bookstores nationwide?
Kenny
February 29, 07:19What’s the title please?
Pink Panther
February 29, 07:33Walking with Shadows.
Kenny
February 29, 07:38Thank you!
Pink Panther
February 29, 07:43You’re welcome
Chizzie
February 29, 08:00Not too thrilled about the title as it clearly lacks originality, I also tend to avoid supposedly Nigerian based stories where characters have generic western names like Bryan…
But I guess whatever
Chandler B.
February 29, 10:51I share your sentiment on the characters’ naming.
Tea
February 02, 15:58Yes I agree but we still need to appreciate this one.
#Chestnut
February 29, 08:03OMG! Who else saw the title and thought that “Love and Sex in the City” had been turned into a novel, under a pseudonym? (Hi PP!)
Pink Panther
February 29, 08:22LOL!!!! I thought someone would say that.
Delle
February 29, 09:42WTF! A book on homosexuality to be published in Nigeria? This is better than anything I have heard in a long while.
OAN, such a good thing to be back. The exams we take in this part of the world is enough to kill an individual.
bruno
February 29, 10:33must read this… nigerian gay romance fiction is so scarce i have to suck the enjoyment out of everyone i get. even managed to enjoy that crappy ragtag movie.
Max 2.1
February 29, 10:59Definitely buying this( I’m not big on novels, but a gay one seems appealing)
Mitch
February 29, 11:07Definitely getting down with this book. Fuck exams joor
Delle
February 29, 12:03Oh, but of course, why won’t you ‘Fuck exams’, *filing nails judiciously*
Mitch
February 29, 12:26Bitch, you better run before I gobble you up.
Kenny
February 29, 15:11PP I’ve started reading the book *fans self*. You people will not spoil me abeg!
Pink Panther
February 29, 15:56It’s that good, huh?
Kenny
February 29, 16:08The sex is vivid!
Prince
March 02, 09:06Jeez! 4 over 5 for this crazy book and author. Book 2 seems more promising. I have dirty linens to wash because of this book. When do we get Book 2.
Wole Oyebanji
March 02, 09:23Author is crazy. That’s all I have to say. Plus he is good with words as I felt like I was seeing a movie.
But I want to shoot the homophobic mother with a rifle. To think that she became dyke after what she caused and cost her son and his truthful faithful lover?
We want to meet this author Panther. He thinks crazily. He thinks outside the box. It was not about the sex after all. He had a strong meaningful story. I would still enjoy the book wirhout the sex but I liked the sex.
You can’t imagine what I did to me.
We need to meet the crazy fine author. Can you do that for us PP?
CUB
March 02, 09:41Is this author truly Nigerian? If he is, kudos to the Nigerian state.
My personal favourite is Bryan. If I can have a bf like him, I’d be faithful like a bloodhound.
Another personal favourite is Father Mimiko, the queer Roman Catholic priest. I liked what Ralph Awolowo did to him. It is kito in a grand style (reversed kito.)
Another personal favourite: The homophobic mother turned a diesel dyke.
My crying moments: Why will Bryan and Ralph die?
I ask again, is this author truly Nigerian?
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