Faith Bridge Publishing House

A story of leadership, corruption, conscience, prayer, and the responsibility of citizens to demand accountability. Governor Adedayo Ajanaku begins his administration with a sincere promise to serve the people but gradually becomes entangled in political pressure, inflated contracts, praise, and compromise. As ordinary citizens suffer the consequences of poor leadership, a prayer fellowship continues to intercede for the Governor’s heart. Through protest, prayer, personal reflection, and the painful consequences of his choices, Adedayo is eventually confronted with the cost of forgetting the people. His journey becomes a reminder that power is borrowed, service is sacred, and true leadership requires justice, accountability, and a conscience surrendered to God.

Theoretical Framework is a thought-provoking absurd play that explores one of humanity's oldest and most profound questions: Who defines who I am? Through symbolism, silence, repetition, and philosophical dialogue, the play examines the fragile foundations upon which people often build their identities, including names, achievements, public approval, knowledge, and appearances. As familiar assumptions gradually unravel, the audience is invited into a compelling journey of reflection, confronting the difference between borrowed identities and authentic purpose.

In a kingdom where every household receives the same precious gift from the throne, four lives take remarkably different paths. As hope rises and hidden forces begin to contend for the future of the land, ordinary choices reveal extraordinary consequences. Pride, impatience, distraction, perseverance, and unwavering faith collide in a captivating story that exposes the unseen battles fought within the human heart. Rich in symbolism, compelling dialogue, and profound spiritual insight, The Royal Seed is a thought-provoking play that challenges every reader with one unforgettable question: What kind of heart will determine the harvest of your life?

Our Lecturers Are Mad is a thought-provoking drama that challenges the way we perceive learning, authority, and the purpose of education. Behind the laughter, classroom conflicts, and youthful rebellion lies a deeper question: who truly understands the journey of a student?Through the experiences of university students and their encounters with those responsible for shaping their future, this work explores the tension between freedom and discipline, comfort and growth, appearance and reality.With a blend of humour, satire, and social reflection, the play invites readers to examine the hidden lessons within academic life and discover that sometimes, the people we misunderstand may be the ones trying hardest to guide us.

Arewa talks about a lady who lives with her Uncle in a strange land. She is abducted by the king who sent his guards to fetch him young maidens to replace his banished queen.Arewa is distinguished from other abducted maidens by the grace of God. She discovers the hard way that being in authority is not a bed of roses, when she has to stand between her people and those who wish them dead. She must learn why she is queen in such a time as this or risk their extinction.

The Master of Ceremony for Aiyeloja's Royal Wedding procession announces with severity, the regulations for the event and the importance of the lighted lamps all selected maidens must carry. However, Olorogbo, an age-long enemy of the kingdom will have none of it. He hatches a plan to make the maidens miss the procession and take them for himself.Will the maidens be able to withstand the schemes of the enemy or are they to find out what failure hides in its storehouse? Find out in this suspenseful tale of patience, faith and eschatology.

Mary is a woman determined to follow God’s leading above all else. When promising proposals come her way, she refuses them, convinced that divine direction must guide her decisions rather than pressure or opportunity.Unknown to mary, Joseph has quietly carried her in his heart. Yet his feelings are not born from admiration alone. He believes the Spirit of God is leading him towards her, even as he wrestles with deep feelings of inadequacy. For four long years, he remains silent, battling fear, doubt, and the weight of waiting. As faith, courage, and destiny unfold, both must learn that God’s guidance often demands patience, transformation, and the boldness to act when the moment finally comes._ Victor Olukoju’s Four Years_ is a moving story of faith, love, and divine timing.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Aiyélojà, where a Royal Wedding procession teeters on the edge of destiny. Guided by flickering lamps, carefully chosen maidens hold the key to tradition and hope.But lurking in the shadows is Olóròógbò, an ancient enemy set on derailing their path. With cunning and malice, he weaves a treacherous web to claim the maidens as his own, threatening the kingdom's dreams.Can the brave maidens withstand Olóròógbò's sinister schemes? Will they uncover the hidden strength within to conquer adversity? Step into this captivating tale where light battles darkness, and the fate of Aiyélojà hangs in the balance.Journey along on the path where courage defies the odds and the allure of mystery beckons. Unveil the untold secrets that lie beyond the shadows and let your heart be captivated until the final page.

What happens when a man who seems to have it all suddenly finds himself questioning the meaning of life? Tobi Adebayo, a successful Lagos lawyer, is about to discover that the world he’s built—his career, his reputation, his carefully crafted identity—might not be enough to fill the void in his heart.In the midst of Lagos traffic, Tobi encounters a street vendor with nothing but bananas on her tray and a faith that puzzles him. Could someone with so little be truly content? What begins as a casual conversation leads him on a journey he never expected. Is there something more to life than success and wealth? Can faith really offer the peace Tobi is searching for?A crumpled church flyer, a haunting question, and a growing emptiness drive Tobi toward a truth he’s long ignored. But the deeper he digs, the more everything he thought he knew unravels. What happens when life feels like "nonsense"? Is there a hidden beauty in the chaos?As Tobi stands on the brink of life-changing decisions, one thing is certain—his journey is far from over, and the answers he seeks may not be what he expects. Will he find peace, or will the "nonsense" of life swallow him whole?

What happens when the pressure to fit in challenges everything you believe in? In She Said Yes, a young man faces the ultimate test of faith, surrounded by friends who mock his "churchy" lifestyle and push him toward something darker.Will he resist their dangerous challenge to make a girl say "yes" within 40 days, or will he get pulled into a world of lust, manipulation, and betrayal? As he watches the spiritual leaders he once admired fall into sin, he begins to question not only his faith, but the strength to resist his own temptations.Battling the pressures of friendship, betrayal, and his own internal desires, he stands at a crossroads. Will he follow the crowd or reclaim the faith that’s slipping away? As spiritual warfare rages around him, the choices he makes will define his soul—and his future.Can he find redemption before it’s too late? How far will he go, and how deep will he fall? She Said Yes will leave you questioning the cost of the choices we make when our hearts are torn between faith and desire. Will he rise, or will temptation win? The answers are waiting for you to discover.