‘For The Record’ is a raw, unfiltered collection that speaks to the quiet battles of our generation. From surviving shame to challenging stereotypes, from honing your reality to honoring the spiritual, Nnanna Egwu weaves deep reflections with street-level storytelling and diversity.

The result is a poetic mix of truth, humour, and healing.

This book is not a memoir. It contains everything we meant but never said.

It is a mirror that testifies to stories born from your familiar battles: against the norm, societal pressure, and the irony of survival. In lyrical honesty and satirical heat, Nnanna unpacks what it means to grow up Nigerian, spiritual, and searching.

This debut work is a powerful fusion of lived truth, poetry, and hard-earned wisdom. A sandwich of artistic prowess, academic synergy, and theological pilgrimage: part prayer, part protest, part advocacy, and inspiration.

It is for those who challenge myths, and it invites readers to reclaim the truth.

Whether you’re healing, hustling, or just holding on, this book speaks for you. And it was written 'For The Record.'