"I dare you to kiss the girl on your right." The girl on the right. . . my sleep deprived mind made out sluggishly. Girl on the right, it repeated again and my eyes flew open, all atom of sleep disappearing from them. I was the girl on the right! *** Bullied for the colour of her skin ever since she could remember, Olayinka doesn't know what it means to be accepted. She's called trash and treated as an outcast all because of the school's resident bad boy and top bully, Kian Fields. Senior year starts with Kian suddenly becoming very nice and naive Olayinka, unaccustomed to this type of attention and desperately wishing for acceptance, begins to fall for him. That is, until Jayden Ross enters the equation. Jayden is nerdy, wears ugly glasses and is definitely not Olayinka's kind of guy. But as he aids Olayinka in standing up for herself, she can't help but be drawn to his shy and gentle exterior. With Kian showering his attention on her and Jayden, who looks out for her all the time, Olayinka is attracted to both of them. Could this be her very own love triangle or is it just in her head? But maybe, just maybe she'll finally be able to live as any other teen her age would, worrying about boys and perhaps she'll finally be considered normal. *** Second Place in Teen Fiction Category for The Undiscovered Awards 2020*** ***Feautured in Wattpad Ambassador NG reading list*** ***First Place in Teen Fiction Category for The Evergreen Awards*** ***Third Place in Teen Fiction Category for The Faith Awards***

One word to describe this book.... Searching for the Connection which unfolds the truth... (Okay that was eight words)😅 This book is kind of a symbolic metaphor of the 'Members of my Nation'🤗 Geraldine - Beautiful, smart, proud, risk-taking and Crazy.😜 Bukas - Culture-proud, rugged, goal-driven and even more crazy...crazier?( Whatever, English ain't my mother tongue)😎 What is the connection between these two that unfolds the truth? No, It's not a romance novel (blurggh). It's a 'Searching for the Connection that unfolds the truth' book.😄 Enjoy.💃

(COMPLETED) in reality, you're the villain tormenting my thoughts day and night. but surprisingly; in my dream, you were the hero that got me back on track. S a m m e e h a p o e t r y Ps: we've all been through heartbreak intentionally and unintentionally. COPYRIGHT: February, 2020. [24/2/20 #11in FORGIVE out of 1.93k]

Amarachi prides herself on having a well-structured life but after she's thrown together with the fascinating new boy at school she'll find her carefully set out life turned on its head. **** Amarachi Okon is notorious for planning things. From her daily schedule to her entire life, she has it all planned out and is determined to follow everything to the letter. Now that she is in her penultimate year of secondary school, she wants nothing more than to graduate in peace. But fate has other plans for her. And those plans are in the form of Daniel Wells. When non-conformist Daniel Wells starts at her school Amarachi finds herself uncannily attracted to him. Through this peculiar, mysterious boy she is about to learn that sometimes the best plan is to have no plan. But how long can chaos last before everything is destroyed? THE LAST DAYS AT FORCADOS HIGH SCHOOL meets THE WEDDING PARTY in this Nigerian-themed duology about first love and second chances. | Featured in the AmbassadorNG reading list 'Every-Every'! | | Featured in the StoriesUndiscovered reading list 'Stranger Than Fiction' for the whole of October 2021! | | The Ambys 2023 Top Pick in Teen Fiction! | | Quramo Writer's Prize 2024 Shortlister! |

"We all left the scene of the crime, committed by death, with stony faces. Every man glancing at another, before withdrawing into our individual abode of thoughts to begin a service of silence, probably for the dead man. The realization that the man with the smile could have been any of us made the silence heavier, the fact that we shall meet the same fate one day fueled the silence as we journeyed on" Reality is the only thing that is real. A collection of vividly descriptive short stories, presenting reality and the mind

•Tᕼᗴ ᖇᗴᗯᖇITᗴᑎ ᐯᗴᖇՏIOᑎ IՏ ᑎOᗯ ᗩᐯᗩIᒪᗩᗷᒪᗴ Oᑎ ᑭᗩᗷᑭᑌᗷ!• •ᖴᗴᗩTᑌᖇᗴᗪ Iᑎ ᗩᗰᗷᗩՏՏᗩᗪOᖇՏᑎᘜ ᗩᑎᗪ ՏTOᖇIᗴՏᑌᑎᗪIՏᑕOᐯᗴᖇᗴᗪ ᖇᗴᗩᗪIᑎᘜ ᒪIՏT(Տ)• •ᗩ ՏᕼOᖇT ՏTOᖇY• Four Teenagers. Same age. Two Countries. New Year's Eve. How different can their New Year wishes be? No matter how different we may all be, there's always something that binds us together. Whether it be God, age, or our beliefs. Or anything else. Even if it seems small, it is something. Awards: ~Second place in Short Story in The Golden Arrow Awards. ~ First place in Short Story in Everlast Awards. ~First Place in Short Story in The Chroma Awards 2019. ~ First runner up in The Grammar Awards 2019.

Alacrimia in Layman's terms is the congenital inability to produce tears. Some places in Africa have their norms and beliefs wrapped around age-old, blind superstitions. Especially the rural communities. So when a young girl comes from the city to the village, and it is discovered, through a series of unfortunate events, that she won't cry, even when induced, things take a downward spin for her, as she finds herself from Osun State to Kogi State, and then Enugu State. © This book is a work of fiction. •°•°•° 🏆 Honorable Mention in The Ruby Awards 2019 (4th place) #WattNigeria #WattysNG2020 Updates on Weekends.