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|  | | Across The Mediterranean - The Journey of Life, Hope and Death
There is a severe nationwide strike action embarked on by the G.N.A.G.T to pursue their petition for salary increases and better conditions of services. Two of its members, George Mensah and Julius Berkoe, fed up with the dire lives they're living in their country decide to leave for Europe in the hope of bettering their lots. But the journey is an illegal affair altogether, which entails very great perils and ordeals, for it has to be done solely by land through the Sahara. They see an immigration agent who links them up with a team of human smugglers and other immigrants who share the same goal as them. Then their harrowing and perilous landfaring adventure across the Sahara begins. A journey that guarantees no survival. Armed with both faith and a good plan they are unnerved. They believe they'll make it across the Mediterranean.
But alas things don't go as planned and bloodshed, misery and death begin to befall them along the way..............
Across The Mediterranean vividly describes the adventures of these illegal immigrants as they venture across the Sahara desert in the hope of making it across the sea and into Europe.
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Obi, an ambitious young man embarks on a voyage with a group of other travelling merchants. They set sail and take their course towards their destination, the isle of Dena - arriving safely there. But on their voyage back home these merchants encounter a mysterious and dreadful storm that capsizes their ship, leaving a great many of them perishing in the waves. Obi and ten others (including the famous Captain Olu), have the good fortune to be washed ashore a strange island clinging to pieces of the wreck.
They make inland and survey the island, hoping to discover their position. But when they at last discover it they have small ground for rejoicing. For they have been shipwrecked on the Isle of Oduduwa! - The uninhabited, hostile and desolate isle of Oduduwa from where no shipwrecked mariner has ever escaped. And in spite of all the merchants do they are unable to find their way home, and rapidly they meet with strange pitfalls that begin to shed their blood one after another...........
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