The Goddess of the Niger
In Nigeria, two governments exist: the visible one, and the shadow council of fourteen families who truly rule. Mariam Ndatsu, the Princess of the Niger, walks into their clandestine meeting,....
In Nigeria, two governments exist: the visible one, and the shadow council of fourteen families who truly rule. Mariam Ndatsu, the Princess of the Niger, walks into their clandestine meeting, her silence a weapon, her presence a declaration. Raised by the most feared man in this hidden empire, she has learned that power is not given, it is taken. When a rival kingpin kills her chief of staff, Mariam's calculated calm shatters, revealing a dangerous ambition. She trades senators and judges like pawns, building an untouchable network under the guise of charity, all while the old guard watches, a cold fear growing in their hearts. Mariam remembers her father's lesson: the river that flows alone eventually runs dry. But in a world where blood demands blood, will she unite the currents or drown them all?
