John Achile Yusuf
Survival
language
(The Fearless Storyteller House Emporium Ltd March 3, 2017)
Could you survive a plane crash AND a jungle?
As far as secondary school competitions go, the annual African Colleges Competition is as prestigious as it gets. But when the plane carrying a group of Nigerian students to South Africa for the annual African Colleges Competition, crashes into a Congolese jungle instead, the stakes have never been higher.
Prior to this, proving themselves worthy ambassadors of their country was the only teenage adventure to be embarked upon by Nigeria's best and brightest. But in the jungle, there are different sets of rules … and some are being made up along the way.
SURVIVAL takes you on a journey to find who will beat the odds when they're thrust by Fate into hostile and unfamiliar territory. The only child of a wealthy businessman who wishes for a better family life, the sports champion, the human encyclopedia, the school bully or another student from the posh private school in Abuja? And there's also the issue of "what" will survive – friendships, first loves, innocence, sanity, sense of right and wrong, and hopes for the future...
As far as secondary school competitions go, the annual African Colleges Competition is as prestigious as it gets. But when the plane carrying a group of Nigerian students to South Africa for the annual African Colleges Competition, crashes into a Congolese jungle instead, the stakes have never been higher.
Prior to this, proving themselves worthy ambassadors of their country was the only teenage adventure to be embarked upon by Nigeria's best and brightest. But in the jungle, there are different sets of rules … and some are being made up along the way.
SURVIVAL takes you on a journey to find who will beat the odds when they're thrust by Fate into hostile and unfamiliar territory. The only child of a wealthy businessman who wishes for a better family life, the sports champion, the human encyclopedia, the school bully or another student from the posh private school in Abuja? And there's also the issue of "what" will survive – friendships, first loves, innocence, sanity, sense of right and wrong, and hopes for the future...