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The Festive Drummers of Calabar
Paperback
Publisher Price: $44.00
Publisher: Cherish Studios
Published: Dec 18 2024
Pages: 46
Weight: 0.17
Height: 0.10 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Festive Drummers of Calabar is a captivating tale set in the heart of Calabar, Nigeria, where tradition, music, and betrayal collide. The story follows Obong, a revered drummer, and his community as they prepare for the annual Festival of the Drums, a celebration that binds the village together. However, the festival's future is threatened when Imeh, a powerful figure, seeks to use the sacred drum for personal gain, sparking a battle for control. As the village faces division, Obong and his fellow drummers must unite to protect their heritage and prevent the festival from becoming a tool of corruption. Through rhythm, courage, and unity, the drummers strive to restore the spirit of the festival and ensure its survival for future generations. This heartfelt novel explores themes of resilience, tradition, and the power of community, painting a vivid picture of Calabar's rich cultural legacy.
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