*Tragedy of African mothers captured in a new book titled "Bahriya"*

A Nigerian author based in Sudan, Jubril Adeola Zulfah, simply known as Jaz has today released an interesting story book, that captures the struggle and tragedy of African single mothers raising children alone.

The book, titled "Bahriya" is the fifth from the author, following previous releases such as 1921 and Mama Said, Why Writers commit succide and others.

Jaz, who is a Muslim women rights advocate is the host of an online talk show "An-Nisa", which she uses to educate women, particularly Muslim women about their rights within the Islamic context.

Bahriya is a fictional book written to shed light on many of the hurdles of African women, who solely raise their child.

It's hard to see a mother neglect her child even when the man isn't doing his responsibilities.

The struggles that's hidden, that African mothers don't tell their children.

Even though Sudan was used as a place to place the sceneries, it's the story of many African mothers.

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