Set in North-eastern Nigeria, this tale tells of Kif and Kumba who were asked not to stop by pools or trees. Out of exhaustion, they ignored their grand-mother's advice and were saved by their horse, Ebony, from being bitten by a dangerous black snake. In the process of trying to bury the snake, they dug up the ten-thousand-year old Punaku Treasure. Trouble started when Kif and Kumba were kidnapped, and the treasure in stolen.
This novel deals in the supernatural - the world of ghosts and diverse spirits. Published posthumously, the author worked for the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation, and as an entertainer, and in publishing, music and printing. The imaginary tale deals with his movements after death, including visits to his uncle and friends.
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