A New Africa: Beginning as an Igbo
Africa wasn't 'discovered' by the Europeans, it was always there, full of life and culture. Africa had been great once. Not just in scattered empires but as a continent rich in knowledge, commerce, and self-sufficiency. The Mali Empire, the Benin Kingdom, the Ashanti, the Zulu, the Kongo. Civilizations that thrived long before European ships appeared on their shores.
But greed, driven by the hunger for resources and wealth, turned Africa into a hunting ground.
Follow Obinna as rewrites the story of Africa starting from a small Igbo tribe.
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A/N: I'm trying my hand at this after reading two interesting and similar books: Life of Being a Crown Prince in France and Reborn In 17th century India with Black Technology.
They inspired me to write what Africa could've been like if they united earlier. As for why I'm posting it on this platform...I just felt like it and there really isn't any Novel Platform for Nigerians alone or Africans alone so...Deal with it if you don't understand most of the terms. We've had to deal with Chinese, Japanese, Russian...and many more.
Enjoy.
Omo my fellow Nigerian chop knuckle jare. continue the good work
This werey I nor know say you be Nigerian ooh because most of those novels when you write I nor fit read any of them go far shall but I feel like this one go better I go drop 5 star ⭐ review for these one.
Your world-building is rich and detailed, I feel like I'm right there with the characters.
omor Nigeria for life keep it up bro support my stories too
keep up the good novel as there are rarely african ones
This is the first African based novel I've come across on Webnovel. Haven't read it but as a Nigerian and an Igbo on top...i go give you 5 star
I just finished reading your book, and I have to say, it’s absolutely fantastic! I truly enjoyed it. I’d love to offer a few tips that might help boost the performance and visibility of your book even more. I believe these could take your work to the next level
This book speaks to Africa most especially Nigerians. A must read for those who care.