Yoruba Language Literature
Nitori Owo

Nitori Owo

By Akinwumi Isola

Publisher
Sumob Publishers, Osogbo
Published
2001
Genre
DRAMA
ISBN
N/A
Subject
Yoruba Language

Overview

"Nitori Owo" is a Yoruba play written by Akinwunmi Isola. The play revolves around the theme of money and its impact on relationships and society. The story follows the character of Adebisi, a wealthy man who becomes obsessed with money and material possessions. As Adebisi's greed grows, he neglects his family and friends, leading to a series of conflicts and betrayals. Ultimately, Adebisi's pursuit of wealth and power leads to his downfall, as he loses everything he holds dear. Through Adebisi's story, the play explores the destructive nature of greed and the importance of valuing relationships and integrity over material wealth.

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