Title: The Killing of Twins Synopsis: In the small Nigerian village of Ikere, an ancient belief dictates that twins are a curse and must be killed to bring peace and prosperity to the community. When Nneoma gives birth to twins, she is faced with the devastating reality of this tradition. Her husband, Okoro, is torn between his love for his family and the pressure from the village elder, Ogbuefi, to carry out the deed. Nneoma flees with her twins to a nearby city, seeking safety and acceptance. Okoro, filled with regret and longing, sets out to find them and make amends. Upon his return, he confronts Ogbuefi and challenges the village's beliefs, arguing that love and acceptance are the keys to true prosperity. As the villagers begin to question their traditions, they realize that their beliefs have been rooted in fear and superstition. Nneoma and her twins are welcomed back, and the village of Ikere begins a new era of inclusivity and love. The killing of twins is abolished, and the community comes together to celebrate the beauty of all life. The novel explores themes of tradition, identity, and the power of love and acceptance to overcome harmful beliefs and practices.