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A fun story about rain, soil, and learning through outdoor experience.
Hadiza’s Muddy Boots tells the story of a curious child who learns important lessons from working on the farm after rainfall. As Sade walks through muddy soil, children learn how rain affects land, crops, and farming activities.
The book helps pupils understand soil conditions, weather effects, and patience in farming. It encourages observation, curiosity, and appreciation for nature through relatable experiences.
Designed for Primary 2 learners developing environmental awareness.
A groundbreaking exploration of agrivoltaics as a pathway to food security, climate resilience, and energy justice in Africa.
The Failure of Us is a bold and emotionally powerful examination of leadership, responsibility, silence, corruption, and societal collapse in modern Nigeria. This deeply reflective book challenges readers to confront the uncomfortable realities behind national decline and collective inaction.
A fun and simple story about a boy who uses the sun to fix his bike and learns about energy and innovation.
A creative story that explains diversity in farming and garden planning.
A rich story that introduces soil life and underground ecosystems.
The Things That Were Never Said is a four-part philosophical fiction series where each book tells a complete standalone story while contributing to a larger interconnected exploration of silence, truth, identity, memory, and human existence.
Each volume can be read independently.
Together, they reveal a deeper hidden reality.
The Things That Were Never Said: Fragments of Forgotten Truth is a dark philosophical fiction novel exploring fractured memory, hidden histories, emotional decay, identity collapse, and the dangerous consequences of truths erased by silence and time.
A gentle story that introduces mulching and soil protection to young learners.
A fun Primary 3 story about children who improve their school farm using ideas, teamwork, and simple problem-solving.
Tin cans are safely reused to make music and support farm learning.
A story that helps children understand how shade protects crops.
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