A Bit of Difference

At the center of the narrative is Deola Bello, a Nigerian expatriate grappling with her identity and dissatisfaction with her life in London. Her return to Nigeria for her father's memorial prompts a deep reflection on her family's changes and the evolving urban landscape. Through new relationships and experiences, Deola confronts societal expectations and the contrast between foreign perceptions and the realities of Nigerian life. The novel explores themes of identity and cultural complexity, showcasing Sefi Atta's bold storytelling and rich character development.