Iwu a young girl learns that sometimes having a purpose means going against norms and traditions, but would her quest to bring changes in the law that guides men change the perception of people?

The classroom was frozen cold when I entered. I guessed maybe the cleaners must have left the A/C on so that the mopped floor could dry quickly. I dropped my school bag on my selected desk and moved to turn off the A/C. "NO! Don't off it" an unfamiliar voice crept up. "What?!" I turned to see a cuddled up figure at the corner of the classroom. Who is this? What was he doing here? "I like how it's cold" he said, his face still squeezed up in between his knees. If he loved how cold it was, why was he cuddled up like a cat in winter? "Well I don't like it so cold, and who are you?" I asked "You talk too much. Just leave the A/C on" he said still facing down. "Are you even for real? You look like Stone Age right now and you said I shouldn't turn off the A/C" I turned off the A/C ignoring him. "If you want to freeze to death, go and sleep inside a fridge, don't come and kill me with you" I hissed. "You talk too much" he said quietly as he stood up and walked out of the classroom. Oh the nerves of this boy!

What happens when the choices you made come back to haunt you? Set in Lagos, Nigeria, Zhulfah Ilyas comes back home after University, only to feel the four walls of her home squeezing in on her. There is a hollowness in her, a guilt she carries, and she finds herself making choices to redeem herself. Impulsive, some would say, but she has thought through the reality of how her future would be, even though getting married wasn't in the equation anytime soon. They say relationships hold up a mirror to show who you are. The question is, what happens to the self and the relationship when the reflection isn't one Zhulfah is willing to face?

Five families, One festival and a whole lot of drama. Meet the Okorie's, once the richest family until the Okonkwo's moved in. Will Ruby be able to live with it? Up next, the Adesanya's. Is there more to Sarah's constant prayers or is it a psychological problem? The Okonkwo's are a lovely family that love God. Why then is Mary different? Mallam Dubey loves his family, but has no time for them. Can he change? Kemi Odukoya's marriage isn't the happily ever after she dreamed of. Is there anything she is hiding? Or is Peter to take all the blame? On Raul Street, nothing is what it seems and as these five families come together, they will find out that this pet-crazy street has its ups and downs

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.

Jamilah Abubakar is a beautiful Nigerian Muslim. Fate seems to smile on her as she is selected by the President; An arranged marriage for his only son. All's well until the job she's meant to do conflicts with what she really wants. Join her as she finds her heart in a web of love, trust and betrayal

A NIGERIAN THEMED NOVEL Highest Ranking: #27 in Elite out of 2.2K books. Formerly titled 'The Unknown'. *** I met a guy and I fell in love. My family loved him and he seemed to have all that I wanted in a man. Soon, we got married. That sounds a bit too perfect right? Too bad I didn't realize that until it was too late and I was trapped in a loveless marriage to a man who only married me for his own selfish gains. The things greed will make a person do. *** Warning: This book is exclusively mine. Please don't try to copy it or recreate my ideas.

Arranged marriages are usually created by pesky relatives. Not Tiwa's case. A boy injured her! Here's a little sneak peek. ____________ " I am tired" "You are my wife!" She felt drained. He did not care about her. She wanted to weep and wail. It was not her fault after all that he broke her leg. Rankings: #1 village (01/12/2020) #2 africa (01/12/2020)

{1st OCTOBER, 2018} [COMPLETED, NOT EDITED] Story about a 21 year old who goes through the trial of losing the love of her life on her wedding...The story presents the obstacles faced by this young lady and how she was able to eventually over come them..... she later meets a guy who helps in making her let go of the death of her fiance, but things take a drastic turn few days to their wedding,leaving her with a second tragedy to deal with.. My wedding My tragedy is filled with pity,drama,suspense and most of all Love.

[COMPLETED] Spurred by her desperation and an eagerness to be released from the shackles of poverty, Ada finds herself joining a sugar daddy site with hopes to make some money to be able to take care of her mother and sister. There, she meets Richard Bamidele, the married CEO of St. Ives Enterprises, a multi billion naira company. Richard helps Ada out of her deep financial debts and what started out as a mutualistic relationship soon turns into love. In comes Damilare Coker. Right from their first meeting, Damilare and Ada have had a jarring connection but due to her loyalty to Richard, she ignores it, opting instead to avoid him. But Damilare eagerly pursues Ada regardless and soon she can no longer deny their irresistible attraction to each other. She then finds herself in a dilemma. Remain with the one man who helped her out and gave her a chance when no one else would but with whom she will never have a real relationship, or be with the man who was made for her and who just might be her one shot at true love? ~*~ A Nigerian Themed Book Highest Ranking: #50 in married out of 5.4k stories. #24 in SugarDaddy out of 1.7k stories.