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500 Years of Black History
A teen-friendly journey through five centuries of Black history, written to help young readers see survival, achievement, and agency more clearly.
What Africa Gave the World
An empowering teen history title about Africa as a source of builders, thinkers, creators, and innovators.
A Century of Immigration
A century of African presence in Britain, told through survival, settlement, and the search for success.
Thriving in the UK
A practical toolkit for African families navigating British systems, culture, and community life.
Faith Ended Slavery, Can it End Corruption
A faith-and-society argument asking whether moral conviction can confront corruption as it once confronted slavery.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Western Civilisation on Africa
A balanced inquiry into the gains, harms, and lasting contradictions of Western civilisation in Africa.
Is Ghana and Singapore's Economy a Fair Comparison?
A question-led comparison of Ghana and Singapore, and what development models can and cannot explain.
Moonlit Tales of Nigeria
A children's collection of Nigerian stories shaped by the tradition of moonlit storytelling.
The Clever Tortoise Stories
Nigerian tales of wit and wisdom centred on the clever tortoise tradition.
Courageous Allies
Stories of White Britons who opposed Black slavery and stood with the abolition cause.
False Economy
A counter-argument about how African underdevelopment also carries a price for the West.
The Africa Generation Z Says to the World
A Gen Z Africa statement of impatience, agency, and refusal to accept old limits.
The African Nakba
A counterfactual East Africa study asking what might have happened if Zion had taken root there.
Oil and Empire
Iran, Nigeria, and the geopolitical battle for oil: how resource wealth becomes power, pressure, and vulnerability.
From Global Labour Shortage to Slavery
A historical warning about labour demand, exploitation, and Africa's place in global economic systems.
"IS AFRICA REALLY MORE VIOLENT?"
A question-led challenge to assumptions about African violence and the bigger story behind the headlines.
MIGRANTS, BILLIONAIRES, AND THE CRISIS OF THE WESTERN ECONOMY
A Western economy argument asking who is really to blame: migrants, billionaires, or deeper structural choices.
DANGOTE REFINERY
A case for the Dangote Refinery as a break from Africa's raw-material trap.
COLONIAL LEGACIES
A comparative analysis of British and French colonial influence and its enduring effects on African governance.
Understanding Mass Immigration from an African Perspective and Charting a Way Forward
An African-perspective account of mass immigration and the search for a way forward.
Roots and Wings
A family-focused guide to nurturing ethnic identity in children while helping them move confidently in the wider world.
From Dragon to Lion
A China-Africa economic renaissance argument, moving from the dragon's example to the lion's awakening.
MANAGING OIL WEALTH
Lessons from Norway and Nigeria on how African countries can manage oil wealth more wisely.
Shared Histories
A comparison of Jewish and African diasporas through suffering, memory, and resilience.
Profitable Pig Farming Made Easy in West Africa
A focused West African guide to commercial pig farming, written from practical farming experience.
Africa Unveiled
A comparative study of Northern, West, East, Central, and Southern Africa.
Exploring the Value and Significance of Ghana in Today's Global Landscape
A Ghana-focused entry in the question-led series on Africa's value in the global landscape.
Does the World need Africa?
A continent-wide argument that Africa is not a basket case but a potential breadbasket for the world.
Kenya: A Valuable Contributor to the Global Stage
A Kenya-focused study of national contribution, global value, and African possibility.
NIGERIA: A Complex Nation at A Crossroads in Africa
A Nigeria-focused study of a complex nation at a crossroads in Africa.
The Unsettled Debt to the Democratic Republic of Congo
A DRC-focused argument about global responsibility, resources, and an unsettled historical debt.
WHY AFRICA CANNOT FEED ITSELF AND THE WAY FORWARD
A food-security argument about why Africa struggles to feed itself and what must change.
What the Ancient Africans Knew and how their works influenced modern life
A corrective history title on Ancient Africa's contribution to modern civilisation.
Profitable Pig Farming
The flagship title — step-by-step commercial pig farming from an African perspective.
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Questions about the books
- How do I find a book by theme?
- Use the theme filters on this page: African history, diaspora life, geopolitics, farming, children's stories, and more. Each filter shows titles tagged with that theme from the 34-book catalogue.
- Are these books available in paperback and Kindle?
- Most titles are available in Kindle and paperback on Amazon UK. Format availability is listed on each book's detail page and on the Amazon product listing.
- Does Yemi Adesina write for teens and adults?
- Yes. Titles such as 500 Years of Black History and What Africa Gave the World are aimed at teens and young people, while geopolitical and diaspora titles address academics, pastors, policy readers, and general adult audiences.
- How do purchases support the author?
- Books are sold through Amazon. Buying via the links on this site sends readers to the author's Amazon listings; the author receives royalties from Amazon sales as an independent publisher.