Anchor by Radi Ibrahim Nuhu is a powerful story of resilience, legacy, and the relentless pursuit of justice. Set against the backdrop of familial bonds and societal oppression, the narrative follows Aisha, a young woman burdened by the haunting memory of her mother's tragic death and the suffocating silence that surrounds it.

Aisha's life is anchored by her mother's words, a call to truth and justice that refuses to be silenced, even years after her passing. As Aisha grows, she becomes a beacon of quiet strength, refusing to succumb to the shadows of her oppressors. The story delves into her battle with Makenzi, a man of influence and cruelty, whose control threatens to shatter everything she holds dear.

Through evocative prose, Anchor explores themes of family, love, betrayal, and the unyielding power of truth. Aisha's journey takes readers through moments of tender connection with her grandmother and sister, haunting memories of loss, and the harrowing confrontations that test her courage. The sea, a recurring symbol of freedom and resilience, mirrors Aisha's struggle to rise above the tides of adversity.

Blending vivid imagery, deep emotion, and cultural authenticity, Radi Ibrahim Nuhu crafts a narrative that is as haunting as it is inspiring. Anchor is not just a story of one woman's fight for justice,it's a call to all who have been silenced to rise, to endure, and to anchor themselves in truth.