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Name: A Set Of 2 Books, Nearly All Men In Lagos Are Mad & His Only Wife
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"Nearly All Men in Lagos Are Mad" by Damilare Kuku is a collection of short stories focusing on the romantic experiences of women navigating the dating scene in Lagos, Nigeria. The stories, often humorous and insightful, explore various relationship archetypes and the challenges women face in their quest for love and companionship in a city known for its fast pace and complex social dynamics. The collection is a "love letter" to Nigerian women, showcasing their resilience and ability to navigate these challenges, often turning the tables on the men who wrong them.

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"His Only Wife" by Peace Adzo Medie tells the story of Afi Tekper, a young woman from Ghana who marries a wealthy businessman, Eli暗, only to discover that he has a secret first wife. Afi is forced to navigate the complexities of polygamy and the expectations of her new life, including confronting the challenges of her husband's family and his first wife, while also trying to build a life for herself. The novel explores themes of tradition, modernity, female agency, and the search for love and happiness within unconventional circumstances.