Description

Women of Owu is a dramatic play by Nigerian playwright Femi Osofisan. It tells the story of the women left behind after the city of Owu is destroyed in war. Inspired by a Greek tragedy (The Trojan Women), the play explores how these women deal with grief, loss, and the harsh reality of being taken as war captives. Through their voices, the play raises questions about violence, power, and the role of women in society. It’s a strong and emotional story that helps readers understand the human cost of war.