Many are still where they are because they are afraid to fail. When last have you tried to start something creative? Failure makes us run, and lose success. But you need to know that failure will occur in that thing you're about to start. THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU. PREPARE FOR FAILURE Completed √

Prolific Author - Dayo Tijani has returned home to Nigeria from the United States, after invoking a one-year hiatus clause on his career, as a result of a dire-needed break. Eminent Doctor - Tiolu Keye is cruising on an impressive career streak of medical laurels and feats with Marriage being the farthest thing from her mind. A chain of inexplicable events would make this duo cross paths, eventually resulting in an internal Rebellion - as they both resort in taking inordinate plunges regarding their brewing romance. But as the popular saying goes - 'Opposites attract.' In their case, its the reverse. -Completed Story.

A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY 20/10/2017 Highest Rank #1 in Non Fiction 14/12/17 #1 In Nigerian Stories Selected as NonFiction September Spotlight 09/09/2018 to 09/10/2018 Based on a true life story. Have you ever struggled to survive? Faced with constant sexual abuse? Beaten and left for dead? How did you survive? It's central theme is abuse. This true story showcases the various horrible experiences most housemaids are forced to undergo in the hands of their guardians in Nigeria and in other parts of the world. It is a heart wrenching story which must definitely bring tears to your eyes. And if you were once a housemaid, this story might make you relive past experiences you once had. It also tries to show how most parents become involuntary accomplices to their child's plight. It is based on true events, however names and characters, location and scenes have been changed for personal and security reasons. All rights reserved. Please do not share or use any part of this story without express permission from the author. Say no to plagiarism!

"You and I both know, that skin colour matters." She pointed out. "It doesn't matter to me, or to you. And it didn't matter to your parents." He argued, praying desperately that she would stay. "Well it matters to your parents. And I don't want you to give up something you've looked forward to all your life." Her lower lip trembled as she spoke; and he knew guilt was eating her up, the guilt of being the reason why his family was falling apart. "Arewa, the only thing I've ever looked forward to, is falling in love." ... Toki Osoba, Nigeria's Latest Most Eligible Bachelor, is the epitome of wealth, success and good looks. After spending four years in the U.S, he finally comes back home to take over his father's business empire. But this time, he comes back with the love of his life, Ava Brown, linked to his arms. There's only one problem: She's white. ... The hindrance to their love is not just the colour of their skin, but the schemes of his parents.

These are the tales of a Nigerian girl living in England . . . If you are from Nigeria, or from another country in Africa, and you live in a different country i.e. (in Europe or The Americas) then please take a seat. Maybe grab some popcorn and a drink because you're about to enter a relatable zone. I'm certain you will relate to 99% of what you're about to read.

When Melanie Ford gets sent on a a crazy goose chase to stalk teen sensation Bennett Daniels for the gossip magazines she works for. What does she do?

Samira, a final year student in the University of Lagos, gets carried away one night at a party and does what she never thought she would ever do in her life. She has a one night stand . . . and the result? Pregnancy. It is devastating news for her as her life is been brought to a standstill. But she manages to go through the whole dilemma with her best friend supporting her along the way. Years later, an opportunity comes for her to make a fresh start and she grabs it without hesitation. But she isn't prepared for what, or most especially, whom she would meet along the way. Find out more in this book . . . 'Can we try again' is a story about friendship, family, forgiveness, love and second chances.

Nene is an observer with an inferiority complex and a need to belong. The world is her classroom, and "reps" is all that matters. In a pursuit to belong, she rubs shoulders with those at the very top, including the school's headboy, Saviour, whom she shares a short-lived romance. But everything has it's consequences.

"Everyone was willing to do all it takes to attend Crown School, but only the best scholar made it every year." My Days at Crown School tells the story of Suzy James. The girl who made it into the best school in Lagos. Out of all the things she expected Crown School would offer her, she never thought there was a secret admirer waiting to receive her, including friends who would change her life forever. THIS STORY IS NOW AVAILABLE IN PRINT FOR PRE-ORDER 👇 Link in my Wattpad Bio 🎉First runner up of African Writer Teen fiction.

We all love the "How did you meet?" stories. Here is a short story about how Ammi met hers.