About me

Ernest Emaku Envuladu was born on 4 May 1979 in Makurdi, Nigeria. He was educated at the Air Force Military school in Jos and the Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma. He has been a teacher at the Nasarawa state polythecnic Lafia. He presently resides in Lafia

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It is a 776 page wystery thriller of a novel that i believe anyone should enjoy. You can enjoy this short preview


CHAPTER ONE: THE SCAFFOLD

His buds could testify that it was a well-prepared meal, yet it was tasteless-it had to be for an individual in his frame of mind. It was clearly different from the insipid ones that every prisoner had grown accustomed to. But this was his special day and it was to be expected; anything less than this was unacceptable, downright cruel, for this was his last meal. They owed him the best meal possible. There is an intense serenity of mind, a clarity of thought in an individual who is about to face the dreaded man without a face, without a past without a future without countenance or the slightest modicum of humanity flowing in his cold veins. It is not the inevitability and certainty of death, neither is it the chilling gruesomeness of this meticulously planned diabolical ceremony, nor is it the uncertainty that awaits one in the great beyond that overwhelms a man at this moment. It is the exasperation that comes from knowing that a life would needlessly make the transition; It is the knowing that the soul and spirit would depart the body-not at a time when the body is no longer capable of housing both, but when it has been compelled against its will to send them parking. The hangman’s noose beckoned and there was nothing he or any other individual could do about it. You delay, a little tantrum, a little petulance but it could only be for a short while for the inevitable shall surely come to pass.

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