Motivational Essays for Mankind

NKANU EMORI rose from the gutters, debris and rubbles of a ghetto life in the less-fancied and shanty district of Mbukpa, downtown Calabar, Nigeria, where he started life as a street lawyer to don the toga of a master essayist. In knitting his essays and making them palatable for human consumption, Emori positions himself strategically on the tentacles of experiences encountered and won in the inferior neighborhood notoriously known for its low methods of survival. Emori found himself mixed up with the rigours of daily life as he got weighed down with an age-long search for self-emancipation through intellectual and scholarly consummation hence this second volume. After a running battle with the writer's genius that lasted a whole decade, Emori emerged fulfilled and accomplished in literary consciousness with this collection of another 30 essays dubbed Motivational Essay for Mankind (volume 2) in which he tackles every issues of life in considerable totality. Emori that literary cornerstone once rejected by the publishing masons and builders, now wield the status of the pillar upon which the edifice of non-fiction writing rests. This orator, thinker and speech-writer per excellence nudges everybody with a voice so philosophical, prophetic and realistic in this second sojourn in the realm of non-fictionBest described as a book of providence and a bread of circumstance, Motivational Essays for Mankind (volume 2) easily beats a pathway to every mind that is desirous of change. Its birth incidentally heralds another expectation as its successor, Motivational essay for Mankind (volume 3), gets well-seasoned by the literary chef to take its rightful place on the menu table of his voracious readers soon. Watch out!