ORACLES OF THE MOTHERLAND

About the Book

Oracles Of The Motherland is an African story that describes the beauty and harmonious dwellings in some parts of the kingdoms within the continent of Africa in the time of old. It also goes in-depth on the struggles, cultures, betrayals and wars within Odùduwà and the surrounding kingdoms.

Àjosè, king of the African kingdom of Odùduwà, had maintained peace in the region for years. But the gods and oracles of the land could not ignore the cries of innocent blood that had been spilled. The peace that Odùduwà had enjoyed would soon be shattered.

Lúlù would give her life for Adélolá, her queen. But when a selfish act forces Lúlù to flee for her life, it sets in motion events that had grave consequences for Odùduwà.

About the Author

Wole Daramola is a Nigerian Canadian artist and a creative storyteller. He graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Bachelor of Science in Business and Project Management. A few years later, he attended the Toronto Academy of Acting and began his acting career. He has since been involved in TV and film projects across Canada and the U.S.

Some of his work can be viewed on Netflix and on various TV channels. When he’s not working on stories and film projects, he dedicates his time to fitness and keeping active in the real estate industry. His resume can be viewed on his IMDb page (Wole Daramola IMDb). You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @woledaram.

Tolu Odunlami is a Nigerian American writer and creator based in Houston, Texas. He developed a love for writing at a young age, culminating in original poetry, short stories, and participating in poetry open mic events in early adulthood. This passion has evolved into more elaborate literary projects, such as the current body of work.

When he is not writing books, he is involved in other small scale media projects, working out, and managing engineering and construction projects. You can follow him on Twitter @odunlami_tolu.