Returning Home Beyond The Slavery Of Religion

Ocholi left his native land Adumu and went to the city in search of greener pastures. When he arrived at his Uncle's home, his Uncle's wife was not happy. In her mind she thought the boy had come to the city to deprive her children of their inheritance. With this picture of him in her heart, she despises him with a great zest. Adumu has a reputation of being a very powerful village and this reputation creates a sublime terror in the minds of many people. She believes the boy has brought his village's charm to her household to do harm and take away her children's position in the family. Aside from attempting to harm Ocholi, she did not know that she was equally attempting to harm the grandson of a Priest of the "grand-gods" of Adumu land. After many futile efforts on Ocholi's life, she discovers truly that Adumu is not just an ordinary village. Ocholi finally achieves success in the city through the commitment he had made to himself in overcoming every challenge. The "grand-gods" have chosen him to serve in his shrine, will he come or not?