Koku Baboni is a gripping tale of how a woman became a mother to a child who was not hers. Koku Baboni also explores the barbaric cultural practice of putting twins to the death because of the bad luck they are believed to usher into the society. GenresChildrens.

Koku. one of a set of twins is customarily abandoned and left to perish. Is it right to do that? What about our “Human Rights” to live?

Description. Koku. one of a set of twins is customarily abandoned and left to perish. Is it right to do that? What about our “Human Rights” to live?

Koku Baboni is a gripping tale of how a woman became a mother to a child who was not hers. it explores the barbaric cultural practice of putting twins to ...

Aug 6, 2020 · 'Koku Baboni' is a 1970 children's book written by Kola Onadipe and illustrated by Frances Effiong. The book tells the story a woman who ...

Title, Koku Baboni Volume 3 of African junior library. Author, Kola Onadipe. Edition, reprint. Publisher, African University Press, 1970. Length, 79 pages.

Book details · Print length. 79 pages · Language. English · Publisher. African Universities Press · Publication date. January 1, 1970 · See all details ...

Mar 16, 2022 · Koku Baboni is a story about an abandoned boy who was rescued by an old lady and raised by her. I hope to get a copy and read it again. 10/10 ...

Jul 28, 2015 · The story of the childless woman who found a twin in the evil forest and became a mother of a boy abandoned to fate and the lost twin that found ...