Abidemi Sanusi crafts compelling narratives that draw from her rich cultural background and her experiences as a former human rights advocate. Her writing is known for its insightful exploration of societal issues and its authentic voice, offering readers a unique perspective. Sanusi's passion for storytelling shines through in her work, inviting readers into worlds that are both thought-provoking and deeply resonant. Her debut novel was recognized for its literary merit, marking her as a significant new talent.
A sparkling satire on international aid and celebrity, Looking for Bono charts Baba's accidental quest to bring water to his Nigerian community by trying to secure the help of international humanitarian and rockstar, Bono, launching him into a world of high stakes foreign aid dealings and competing interests.
The harrowing journey of a 10-year-old girl, trafficked to the UK under false promises, unfolds as she endures five years of exploitation as a domestic servant and sex slave. Eyo's struggle for escape and survival sees her navigating a grim landscape of human trafficking. Even after her rescue, the harsh realities of society reveal the heavy toll of her experiences, highlighting the challenges faced by those who have suffered such trauma and the societal expectations that complicate their path to recovery.