Leading online daily, News Express (newsexpressngr.com) has won the rights to market the digital editions of two bestsellers by the renowned Author and Researcher, Umm Sulaim. They are Alaoma’s Outrage and The Legend of Ogadunma.

Both works are now selling on newsexpressngr.com. To buy from any part of the world, all that a reader needs to do is to click on the advert, “SELLING FAST! 2 Great Offers from Renowned Author and Researcher” under the News Express logo and fill the form, pay and download the works or any of the preferred two.

The author, Umm Sulaim, observed an oft-repeated pattern in the latest screenwriting of Nollywood and Hollywood feature films and family television soap operas.

She grew bored with fiction storylines of a husband having extramarital affairs and his wife resorting to religion or counselling.

Umm Sulaim, therefore, seeks to promote conservative writing and culture, while providing an entertaining perspective.

In Alaoma’s Outrage, the wife is unfaithful and her husband has to handle the crisis. That formed the foundation for TabooFUN, a line of compelling Igbo screenplay for the 2019/2020 holiday season.

Alaoma’s Outrage is set in Isuikwuato City of Isuikwuato Local Government Area of Abia State. It is a novel of Africa and African values, viewed from the traditions of Otampa and Umuasua.

As a Nigerian writer, Umm Sulaim has a worldwide audience, as her powerful and credible research works appeal to various demographics.

Book readers and cinema lovers, who appreciate intrigue, innovation, and inspiration, will be at home with Alaoma’s Outrage.

The other bestseller, Legend of Ogadunma, is a tale of young love. Like Alaoma’s Outrage, Legend of Ogadunma is set in Isuikwuato, the ‘I’ in Abia State.

EDITOR’S NOTE: To subscribe to Alaoma’s Outrage, Legend of Ogadunma, please visit newsexpressngr.com, click on the advert, “SELLING FAST! 2 Great Offers from Renowned Author and Researcher” under the News Express logo and fill the form, pay and download the works or any of the preferred two.

A month’s subscription costs N10,000 for both.

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