Yemisi is the definition of heartbreak, her husband leaves her for her friend, she is diagnosed of a fertility disease, she loses her best friend and is saddled with more responsibility. Olaniyi, complicated man, his wife leaves him when his father's business falters, he returns stronger and better but with a cold exterior. Watch them come together and beat all odds.

"I got someone pregnant," A simple word that bore so much weight, it was only the beginning of how they fell apart, of how everything changed. Those words shattered Ajike's very existence. Who knew words could shatter the very walls that words had built. Àjíkè's dilemma is how to make sure she gets out of it all unscathed. This is her story.

Nabeela has never had life easy, never ever. She is at her wits end. Love and living life has never been her known forte. But, what will she do when she gets tangled in a web of deceit and lies woven by her parents? What happens when the very ones who are supposed to protect her from trouble sell her out. What will she do? This is Nabeela's story.

A Sequel to Unraveling Fatimah. The beginning of a new life filled with love and happiness.

COPY RIGHT 2020 { 1 on #Heels 1 on #wattpadbanters 3 on #nigerian 1 on #fulani 5 on #bosslady} Under estimated or rather just not seen fit to be successful as an Arewa young lady. And here is the irony, I was okay with the simple life I had until I was tossed into the world of Games and Cash where mischief and smart plans have to be your partners. I faced opponents who kicked back and relaxed thinking I'm nothing against them. If only they knew, What they all can do, I can do better.... And in HEELS. Humaira Baba Gana is a girl, trying to maneuver life while balancing between revenge, success, family and love. Will being in the spotlight be her guide or would it be a call to the wolves?

~~~~~~ When two ends meet, does that mark it the end? Or the beginning of another roller coaster? ~~~~~~ There's a hausa saying "kowa ya bar gida, gida ya barshi." In the case of two sisters, could that proverb be the best description to their situation? • • Zubaida Musa, a teenage girl, whose tender teenage hood was snatched away from her by the cruelties of this world is yet again faced by many other challenges, and leaving her home was the biggest of them. And her sister Ruqayyah, who was a survivor of a toxic marital relationship. Could surviving it alone mark the end of the bitter memories? Or they haunt her from time to time. © Halimatu Abdulrazak

"Zahra" "Zahra" "ZAHRA!, I know you are pretending to be asleep" he fumes. One thing haroon hates is to be ignored. And one thing I hate is to be woken up from sleep, "why? why? why?" I whine. He yanks the blanket off my body but I refuse to succumb to an attempt in intimidation. "Get up" he says "What do you want from me?" He ignores my question "Get up" "No" "Get up" "No" "Zahra" "Haroon" Arranged marriage, arranged hatred. In their marriage there is no love only hate, they despise each other to the bones. It is said that 'there is a thin line between love and hate'. And I am curious just how thin the line is between Zahra and haroon