Bassey Michael

Scars Of beauty is a satiric comedy that explores the deception, moral decadence, and hypocrisy that pervade Christian circles in Africa. The play follows a prophet, named Absalom, a self-styled prophet and a pseudo-evangelist, who claims to be chosen by God to deliver his devotees, mostly women, from childlessness, prostitution, spiritual husbands, evil spirits, and witchcraft, through a series of absurd spiritual cleansing/exorcism methods. Adroitly written, uncensored, and sprinkled with a generous dose of humor, Michael Bassey Johnson’s Scars Of Beauty reveals in entirety, the lewd behavior of false prophets in Nigeria and Africa.

Song of a Nature Lover is a collection of the author’s original poems and sayings. The book is divided into two parts.  The first part is titled, “Philosophical Reflections - From the Hilarious to the Dignified.”  And the second part is named, “Lines Forged in Nature - From the Prosaic and Superficial, to the Lyrical and Profound.”

Why do people doubt their abilities?  Is self-confidence pride? Why do most people think they are not good enough? Why do a majority of students hate school?  Why is earning a degree such a big deal? Do students know why they are in school? Why are some schoolteachers hard to deal with? Before You Doubt Yourself is filled with succinct, meaningful and accurate statements that provides the answer, in the most funniest way, to these and other important questions.