Publisher's Synopsis
The African Templates is an epic and interlocking novel which narrates the contemporary challenges of the subterranean heart of the African territories; its suburbs and main rural evolutionary districts. The story was set in the heart of the African continent with its varying terrains and an environment surrounded mainly in its coast by water bodies. The Atlantic Ocean lay closest by the east to this pump organ of the African soil captured as the Banu enclave in the story. Through many phasing generations of the Banu enclave, numerous forces had compelled the loyal or otherwise exploitation of this territories and its underlying sub-regions by superior authorities. The protagonist in the story, Mrs Betty Rogers otherwise called the mama Africa hails from the native K-extension and G-extension of the enclave by virtue of ancient traditions and settlements. However providence sought him to live in the urbanized area of the hill environment after his union with Mr Rogers. Mr Rogers worked as a diplomat in the African embassy until his uncommon death which led to the loss of administrative prowess and virtues in the embassy . He was a foreigner in the Banu enclave whose parents and many more descendants aback had lived and acclimatized with the native environment of the enclave. The hill home was their main domain. Their marriage though short-lived produced a single issue of twin- Salva who was the darker one and Machar the fairer one after his father's skin color. Mrs Rogers however conceives again out of wedlock in the spiritual tone of mgbashi- the continental deity when she lost her husband and gave birth to another set of twin. Together every member of the hill home would strive to fulfill his or her potential within and outside the Banu enclave to their satisfaction. Salva grew to become a political figure while Machar his brother was in the business and economic world, both of them all trying it out in the native extensions of their mother first. Their prowess went beyond these extensions to influence the government's seat of power at the Nest house of the hill environment where the prime minister was in charge, and then through the Banu carpet chamber too to so many other places beyond . Mrs Rogers later died at age of 72. Machar's daughter was named after her as she had requested to show forth her virtues in the next lineage of the hill home in feminine forms.
