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In a bold move to reclaim its place on the global stage, a Nigerian government official hatches an audacious plan to establish the nation's own space travel program. This ambitious endeavor unexpectedly intertwines with the fate of Wale Olufunmi, a lunar geologist whose impulsive act of stealing moon rock in 1990s America sets off a chain of events. The narrative then expands across continents and decades, weaving together disparate lives and experiences from Houston to Stockholm, and Cape Town to Bulawayo. Through this intricate tapestry, the novel explores themes of ambition, identity, and the enduring quest for progress against a backdrop of political intrigue and scientific endeavor.

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Nigerians in Space

Deji Bryce Olukotun

paperback

Unnamed Press

Published Jan 1, 2014

296 pages

ISBN: 9781939419002

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First Published

2014

Language

eng

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