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"*Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad*" by Damilare Kuku is a captivating read, earning a solid 7½/10 from me. This novel proved to be remarkably relatable, with each chapter succeeding in keeping me thoroughly hooked.

A standout among the chapters was "International Relations," an absolute gem that, without giving away spoilers, brought a delightful mix of emotions. Kuku's storytelling prowess shines throughout the book, ensuring that every twist and turn keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

The final chapter hit me the hardest, evoking intense emotions that lingered well after I closed the book. The audacity of the characters! Iggy, in particular, left me both laughing and shedding a tear.😂😂(gigalo from isale eko)

In exploring the antics of Lagos men, Kuku crafts a narrative that is both humorous and poignant. The audacious portrayal of 'awon werey' (madmen) in Lagos adds a unique flavor to the story, making it a delightful and memorable read.

I you're seeking a book that keeps you entertained, emotionally invested, and leaves you reflecting on the quirks of Lagos men, this one's a must-read! 😂📚