The Admirable Students

Dina, an orphaned young bachelor, of an intoxicating beauty, was encouraged by a young colonel to emigrate to pursue higher education. There, she meets Ayawa with whom she knots a sincere friendship of work. Both, struck by a solid ideal of divesting themselves of sexual relations until they obtain their doctorate, realize their dream in spite of painful intrigues. In this narrative, Philippe Dzek Amevigbe, a doctor of education, researcher and writer, has set himself the task of denouncing the sexual relations of pupils and students and of correcting this behavior by abstinence which favors the studies of young girls. It also addresses the coexistence of religious practices, the scope of education, the witches, and the jealousy.