Medicine for Stubbornness and the Return of Tradition

Medicine for Stubbornness and the Return of Tradition

by Shadrach Ojonugwa Idegu

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The book contains on short play and one short-story: The play portrays a life of a young boy who ignorance that has eaten deep into his understanding remain poor in knowledge throughout his stays in his birth village and as a result of that, he ever kept pursuing local life until one of his personal built problem led to his sudden appearance in a town.In the town, after seeing many positive strange things, he realizes his state of ignorance and he pledged never to devote any time of his remaining life to that ignorant actions taken at home rather to do all in his limited time to bring challenges to others, both in the village and in town have taught him. While the short story portrays the influence of good and bad ancestors on the living. It is later known that good mortals change the will of the immortals as all things are changeable.

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