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by Justin Ekor (Author)
Abrokwa's love for Sefakor is unquenchable despite all threats. As all efforts in getting Sefakor in his web fail, he resolves to swaying her with flattery words through a powerful love letter. This letter unfortunately gets into the hands of the headteacher few hours after Sefakor receives it. The school teachers flog Sefakor mercilessly for receiving a love letter and finally dismiss her from the school. This ends Sefakor's education leading to her escape from the village. Seven months later, Sefakor's dead body was found in an isolated forest. Abrokwa wants to be sure if Sefakor really dies so he can kill himself in order to meet her ghost. Nonetheless, an oracle reveals that Sefakor is not dead. The mortal remains are of a big monkey. Abrokwa vows to meet Sefakor dead or alive anywhere under the sun. Can he meet her as the oracle warns that though Sefakor is not dead there is no way anybody can meet her alive in any part of the world?
Author Biography
Justin Ekor was born at Avatime Dzogbefeme in the Volta Region of Ghana. He attended Avatime Secondary School and Amedzofe E.P Training College. After training college, he wrote GCE 'A' levels privately and entered university. He holds a B.Ed. (Hons) and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. He is the current headmaster of Archbishop Amissah Memorial Catholic School Cape Coast. He is a prolific writer with high sense of humour. He enjoys weaving his stories around the culture of his people - the people of Avatime in the Volta region of Ghana in particular and Ewe people in general. Conspicuous in his novels are love and death shrouded in tradition. He is a songwriter and the writer of the following books: Happy Time Stories for Young Readers Jolly English for Teenagers. The Upper Hand in Higher Education. English Objective Quiz for Junior High Schools Sex Blindness (Unpublished novel) Isobobi's Life Journey Ewegbe Nuti Mor Nunyaxor me Nutinyawo
