The Ninth Protocol

Some truths never die.

Nine intelligence officers have escaped the Arctic with a discovery their governments cannot control. Bound by an uneasy pact and hunted by their own services, they arrive in Cairo hoping to find answers.

Instead, Tunde's director has disappeared.

The search leads them from Egypt to Benin and farther south, into a history that has survived in bronze, bloodlines, and buried memories. Ancient objects hold more than evidence. They hold fragments of human lives-and someone is learning how to recover them.

For Nigerian intelligence officer Tunde, the trail reaches into his father's legacy. For his allies, every discovery tests the fragile trust that kept them alive beneath the ice. Their nations still want obedience. Their enemy remembers what humanity has forgotten.

As the past begins to speak, the nine must decide what deserves to be recovered-and what must remain silent.

The Memory of Africa is the second book in Gregory Ogbo's The Ninth Protocol series, combining international espionage, ancient African history, and cosmic horror in a thriller about fractured loyalties and the dangerous power of memory.

The mission began in The Ice. The consequences unfold in Africa.