"In 'Beyond the Vibe', Kwame, a laid-back tech whiz, navigates love, lies, and self-discovery in a world of fleeting connections. From a too-close friend to a mysterious new connection, Kwame's journey is about finding what's real in a world of surface-level vibes." 🌟

In Kumasi, everyone has an opinion. Especially about men. You're either an alpha, a beta, a sigma, or something that needs fixing. So when a quiet young man shows up who refuses to fit any of the categories, people panic. He doesn't dominate. He doesn't submit. He doesn't explain himself. He just exists. Set in the loud, busy streets of Kumasi, Ghana, this humorous slow-burn story follows an introverted, fearless man who wants two things only: to get rich quietly and to be left alone. Unfortunately, everyone else has plans for him. Friends try to test him. Hustlers try to recruit him. Bosses try to control him. Internet philosophers try to diagnose him. His silence is misread as strategy, his calm as danger, and before he knows it, rumors about him are spreading faster than facts. While the city debates what type of man he is, he's busy minding his business-and accidentally winning. This is a sharp, funny satire about masculinity labels, hustle culture, and what happens when you refuse to perform for anyone. Because nothing confuses people more than a man who is unbothered.

In a world where gold feeds an empire, a village survives on hope-and the quiet courage of one man who refuses to let it be taken.

After losing her husband, single mother and customer care agent Aabidah Ali decides to leave the busy and bustling city of Lagos to go back to her hometown. Her only aim is to give her little boy the best homey hospitality her little town has to offer. AbdulAzeez Dawud is a native of Nasarawa state who made a promise he couldn't keep when he was younger. Years down the line, his only choice to live a better life is to cut off the ties he has with the past. But what happens when AbdulAzeez is given a second chance to do that which he had failed to years ago when the only person he had ever loved comes back to town? A wonderful and heartwarming story of lost friendship and lost love. A Promise to Abibah copyright © 2022 by Zainab Isa. All rights reserved.

Barakah Amal had escaped Nigeria shortly after the misfortune of encountering Jalal Jali as a teenager. Years since past and unbeknownst to her, she's reluctantly summoned back to wed the man who had ruined her life to protect her family. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

#1- Sulaiman 26/11/22 #1 - nigerianlovestory 04/09/23 #15 - disappointment 29/09/22 #9- nigeria 14/05/23 The elders go on and on about thesame thing when it comes to marriage. Marriage is Hikmah, Marriage is Rahmah, Marriage is Khayr, etc... True that, Nikah/Marriage/Aure is all of these, but only when it's with the right person. Even with the right person, one must still make a lot of sacrifices and have banks of patience and perseverance, talkless of when one is unfortunately matched with the wrong person. As the latter happened to young, innocent Ummul Khayr of just seventeen who had to get into a fixed marriage just to obey her parents. She decided to let go of all of her dreams and tried to make her to-be husband her Prince Charming. Nothing is wrong with that right? She was only a human who had no choice but to adapt to her fate. This marriage however turned out to be the worst decision she's ever made and the biggest regret of her life. It was far from "full of Khayr(blessings)" as she imagined it would be. (Language: English and a little bit of Hausa. 95% of hausa words are accurately translated) All Rights Reserved. ©2022 hre_huderh

Minal is a very shy girl in her early twenties, she's known for her friendliness. Her dream is to obtain her PhD before settling down for marriage but things changes the moment she sets her eyes on her elder sister's best friend, Imran - who in turn is only interested in her elder sister. Imran is known for his handsomeness and charismatic behavior. He's the one and only child of a prominent businessman, Alhaji Mangal. His dream is to marry his long-term friend, Siyyama whom he met during his undergraduate program at Oxford. Unfortunately, she doesn't love him in return. •••••••••••••••••••• Whatever your relationship status is, read this story at your leisure time. It is not your usual love story of boy and girl, it is a lesson to behold. •••••••••••••••••••• Dedicated to all my fans. I love you all.

Abbah please let me marry him. michael is the man i love. Fatima how can you fall in love with a non Muslim. Michael is a christian and you are Muslim. Fatima i will never accept this sacred relationship of you and Michael. Abbah please let me marry him. michael has his reason for being a christian and he's willing to convert to Islam because of me. meet Fatima umar a 26 year old girl who got married to the love of her life and got divorced the day she give birth to her baby stagging to the fact that she refused to evacuate the pregnancy. Fatima was left devastated and sporadic and she vow never to get married again she will rather remain a single mother to her child. but things changes when Fatima started working in her father's company and cross path with his father's secretary Michael. Fatima fall in love again and is willing to get married again.

Sequel to Sacred love. For you to understand this Story, you need to read Sacred love first.

Ummi why do you despise me so much? Is it because of my condition? Ummi I didn't make myself blind. Allah made me who I am and it's not because he loves my siblings and doesn't love me. Ummi if I should accept my condition as qadr why can't you? Affan I hate you, you are blind. You can't see the world. You bring bad luck to the family. You are worthless. Why do you keep pursuing your career? Blind men shouldn't hope to become a better person. You should stay at home eat, sleep and stop thinking of living like normal humans do. You don't have a future. Affan, I will never accept what happened to you as Qadr. I wish you would just die because You are worthless. Do you believe in qadr? Would you accept whatever bad happen to you as qadr? This question goes to my readers