As a writer of conscience, Akaolisa Obikwelu has proven a greater asset to the Catholic Mission from the outside than as an insider-priest, ironically. We have not heard the last yet from this young but highly mature thinker and author. Jim Pressman, Literary Reporter/Editor Akaolisa has finally demystified the socio-cultural hidden perceptions and pressures on young boys of Igbo extraction who are about to, in or out of Catholic seminary. Once an insider himself, he knows where the corpses are buried, Lucid and fearless. Rev. Fr. Romanus C. Okongwu, Awka Diocese Both the first and second person narratives have been used to achieve this simple, yet complex telling fiction to generate the intended purpose. Eberekpe Ogho, Author, Abuja In this fine artistic masterpiece, Humphrey has dealt a scintillating handling on the subtle subject of priestly vocation, which has flourished in South-eastern Nigeria over the past three and half decades. You will not remain the same after reading this book. Dr (Lady) Obianuju Mary Chiekezie, HoD Business Administration, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka This book should be a ‘vademecum’ for all, especially seminarians. Rev. Fr. Abel Nzubechukwu Ezenwa, Okigwe Diocese This is a hilarious strong voice, thought provoking and presented in a buoyant didactic tone. Sir J. B. C. Obikwelu (KSJ) Esq.
Posted on: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 07:49:43 +0000
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