“My story is quite reminiscent of Fela’s in that regard. There is an abiku story to Fela’s life,” Lemi Ghariokwu says, growing animated as the subject moves to metaphysics. “There was a child that was born and was given a Dutch name in Fela’s family but he died and the mother went to see a native doctor who told her the child was not happy to be burdened with an English name. She got pregnant again and had Fela.”
What follows looks like a betrayal of trust. For brothers who steal together, plan together and seem to have each other’s back, this is one case that will pit them against one another.
(Fresh off the announcement of her “Crime & Thriller Book of the Year award” at the British Book Awards, Ms....






