​In the jagged heart of the street of Warri in Delta State Nigeria, power isn't inherited—it is seized.
​Tega was born into the light. The son of a prominent lawyer, his world was one of gated compounds, starched school uniforms, and the quiet promise of a bright future. But in the oil-rich, blood-soaked streets of t warri in Delta state light cast long, terrifying shadows.
​The transition from Tega to BLACK begins with a single, shattering moment of silence: witnessing his "perfect" cousin Kelvin—a law student by day and a cultist by night—execute a man in a dusty alleyway. Faced with a choice between the grave or the "logs," Black chooses the blade.
​As he deviates from the "sweet boy" his mother loves to the ghost haunting the underworld, Black discovers a terrifying truth: to be truly free in a world of wolves, you must become the apex predator. From a low-level street runt to an elite assassin, and finally to the Don who controls the Nigerian underworld, STREET is a brutal exploration of power, the loss of innocence, and the high cost of becoming a king.
​This is the story of the Brotherhood. The clashes. The guns. The drugs. And the boy who became a legend in the shadows.

STREET is a work of fiction intended for mature audiences. It explores heavy themes including:


​Organized Crime & Cultism: Detailed portrayals of street brotherhoods and clashes.


​Graphic Violence: Scenes of combat and execution.


​Substance Abuse: Depictions of the drug trade.


​Psychological Trauma: The loss of innocence and the moral decay of the protagonist.


​DISCLAIMER: The events, organizations (cults), and characters portrayed in this novel are products of the author's imagination. This book does not promote or glorify cultism, violence, or criminal activity. It is a social commentary and a fictional exploration of a dark reality.


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