Author & Educator
Nyama G.
Nyama G. Celestine attended Sacred Heart College, Mankon, then C.C.A.S.T. Bambili, and went on to read at the University of Calabar, where he sharpened the analytical mind that would define his career.
For years, he gave himself fully to education, lecturing at academic institutions across the country, shaping minds in Statistics, Mathematics, and Economics. Along the way, he took a brief detour into the corporate world with S.G.S., a certification company, before finding his way back to the lecture hall. His final post was at the University College of Technology Buea.
He is married and the father of five children.
A story spanning 122 years and three continents, from France of the Franco-Prussian War to Cameroon of ghost towns. It confronts the burning issues of contemporary life: racism, the emancipation and empowerment of women, corruption, and the pervasive reality of manipulation in high places. Objective, captivating, and layered. In this work, even the obvious is somehow beyond the obvious.
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The Gift and the Givers
A humble farmer discovers an extraordinary pineapple and offers it to the Fon as a simple gesture of respect. What begins as an act of goodwill soon stirs curiosity, envy, and unexpected consequences. As villagers question motives and pursue their own ambitions, hidden truths emerge about generosity, pride, and the true value of a gift.
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The Logs in Your Eyes
When a powerful church prepares to choose delegates for a prestigious international conference, rivalries, gossip, and hidden agendas threaten to tear the congregation apart. As accusations fly and secrets emerge, those quickest to judge others discover that their own flaws may be far greater than they imagined. A witty and thought-provoking play about hypocrisy, power, and the importance of self-examination.
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