Synopsis
Riot in Ubahu is the story of a school – a federal government college, as she fares under her principal, Chief Obama Orizu, fondly called Obama by students, staff and family members. A strict disciplinarian, Obama works tirelessly to raise the academic and moral standards of the school. Inadvertently, he is known for discipline and fairness. The school itself thrives – having both excellent Academics as well as infrastructure to show for the principal’s hard work.
Not unlike any mixed boarding school, FGC Ubahu is home to various kinds of shenanigans – bullying, extortion, bounds breaking, sorcery, and the occasional riot. In this narrative, a riot occurs at the end of the novel of the novel when Obama is transferred, and a new principal leads the school to the edge of ruin.
The riot is ruinous as it can be – leaving rape, destroyed school property, and hooliganism in its wake. A side of the school – especially the students, that had never been seen comes to the fore. And it falls to Chief Obama Orizu to restore order and splendour to a school he once called home.
About the Author
Chimere Iroha is an accomplished accountant. He loves writing, travelling and photography. Riot in Ubahu is his second book.
About the Author
Chimere Iroha is an accomplished accountant. He loves writing, travelling and photography. Riot in Ubahu is his second book.