Author and public intellectual Olusola Adeyegbe has released the audiobook edition of Àdùfẹ́, a reflective and satirical literary work exploring faith, ambition, identity, performance, and the quiet ways people reinvent themselves in modern society.
Originally written in Yoruba in 1969 by Pastor D. Fred Adeyegbe and later translated into English by Olusola Adeyegbe, Àdùfẹ́ tells the gripping story of a young village woman swept into the spiritual theatrics and social complexities of urban life, where charisma, belief, vulnerability, and deception collide in unexpected ways.
Now professionally narrated as a fully immersive audiobook experience, the work moves beyond simple storytelling into an emotionally layered listening journey shaped by voice, pacing, tension, and silence.
The audiobook is now available at:
🎧 https://selar.com/s91cmu5ex4
The full audiobook experience (approximately 1 hour 10 minutes in duration) is currently available at a special launch price of ₦5,000.00.
Media, institutional, or listener enquiries may be directed to:
📩 adeyegbe@cowriemind.com
