
BEYOND THE OBVIOUS is a story which spans one hundred and twenty-two years and three continents - from France of the Franco-Prussian War to Cameroon of ghost towns; a story which touches on just all the burning issues of contemporary life: the embarrassing reality of racism; the all important question on the emancipation and empowerment of the woman.
Somewhat devoid of politics, it takes an objective view of the painful, thorny reality of manipulation and exploitation in high places, and of the pervasive cancer of corruption.
And all these in a language refreshingly captivating.
In this work, even the obvious is somehow beyond the obvious.