General Fiction

ABUJA BROS

A story of Brotherhood,Hustle and Redemption Ayorinde Adewale

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Length5h 2m

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ABUJA BROS Three brothers. One legacy. A Kilishi empire that will test them all. In the heart of Abuja, the Bello brothers inherit more than just their father's Kilishi factory they inherit a dream. Ibrahim , the eldest, carries the weight of tradition.Yusuf, the middle brother, sees a path to modernisation. Sarki, the youngest, just wants to keep the peace. But as their Kilishi business grows from a local favourite to something much bigger, so do the cracks between them. Rivalries ignite. Loyalties are tested. And the very legacy they're trying to build threatens to tear them apart. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Nigeria's capital, Abuja Bros is a story of family, ambition, and the price of success told through the smoky, peppery aroma of the Kilishi that runs in their blood.

Audiobook details

GenreGeneral Fiction

Length5 hrs 2 mins

Narrated bySelect Your Own

FormateBook with Audio

Publish dateSep 24, 2023

LanguageEnglish

1ABUJA BROS

11Chapter 10: The Weight of the Crown

2Chapter 1: The Aroma of Ambition

12Chapter 11: A Meeting of Minds

3Chapter 2: The Empty Hut

13Chapter 12: A Chance Encounter

4Chapter 3: The First Fire of Their Own

14Chapter 13: The Architecture of Legacy

5Chapter 4: NaijaMart — The Weight of Opportunity

15Chapter 14: The Pilgrim Return

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6Chapter 5: The Betrayal

16Chapter 15: The Critics Verdict

7Chapter 6: The Illusion of Victory

17Chapter 16: The Campaign That Sang

8Chapter 7: The Weight of Failure

18Chapter 17: The Weight of Unplayed Melodies

9Chapter 8: The Recipe Book Burden

19Chapter 18: Legacy Secured

10Chapter 9: The Kitchen at Midnight

20Chapter 19: When the Smoke Settles

About the author

Ayorinde Adewale

Ayorinde Adewale is the Nigerian author of Abuja Bros, a novel that captures the pulse of urban life in Nigeria's capital. With a sharp eye for detail, he explores ambition, class, and survival among a generation chasing success. His writing brings an authentic, unfiltered voice to contemporary Nigerian fiction, portraying both the grit and gloss of the city. Through vivid storytelling and relatable characters, Adewale offers a fresh perspective on the modern Nigerian experience where dreams collide with reality and the bond between "bros" is tested by the pressures of the city.View all by Ayorinde Adewale