in “My House is a Boat,” a home transcends the mere brick structure, as pictorially we see a house engulfed by flood, making us realize that what truly makes it a home isn’t the physical structure but the relationship existing between the family members, further validates love as one of the greatest virtues that equip a unit with the strength to overcome any challenge no matter how massive.
“A writer is like a camera or a screen. You must regularly go back to your past and replay the tapes so that people of the present will see what happened . . .” said Odili Ujubuonu,
Ozoemena” is an Igbo name intended as a prayer to forbid the reoccurrence of a sad incident, especially the untimely death of a beloved either in a road mishap or through illness or infant mortality. So here, the persona reimagines the untimely death that snatched his beloved relation in a road mishap along the complex Ugwu Onyema
