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The Judas Web
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THE JUDAS WEB is a thought-provoking play that examines some of the ills that have bedevilled Nigeria – and, in extension, Africa – for many decades. With a setting rooted primarily in the early years of Nigeria’s present republic, this literary piece adroitly captures, in fiction, a few relevant characters that – through repeated abuse of their various positions of power – are the perpetrators of these evils…to the detriment of the Nigerian people.
THE JUDAS WEB is a thought-provoking play that examines some of the ills that have bedevilled Nigeria – and, in extension, Africa – for many decades. With a setting rooted primarily in the early years of Nigeria’s present republic, this literary piece adroitly captures, in fiction, a few relevant characters that – through repeated abuse of their various positions of power – are the perpetrators of these evils…to the detriment of the Nigerian people.
Sadly, these perfidious and power-drunk individuals, who are the real enemies of State, are utterly blinded by their cupidity for wealth.
But their golden empires soon crumble, as the operatives of an ideal Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) finally bring them to deserved justice.
| Author |
Author Ikenna Igwe |
|---|---|
| Print Length |
44 pages |
| Publication Date |
September 15, 2019 |
| Publisher |
Throne Books |
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