Lifeaftergraduation Stories

Kimberly is a 19 year old,who just Graduated from the University of Lagos,And is still trying to get a Job...She studied Cinematography,and wants to become a cinematographer..but her mother(Patience) won't allow her...she wants her to enter into the music industry instead..Let's watch out how things play out to be...

In the gripping narrative of "Life After Graduation as a Nurse," we follow the protagonist, a recent nursing graduate, as they navigate the intricate web of challenges and triumphs in the demanding world of healthcare. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the protagonist's determination to make a difference, both in the lives of patients and within their own professional journey.

What if the people you thought you knew were carrying stories you never dared to ask about? The POVs We Wished We Knew follows Patricia, Dayleen, and Emmanuel-three lives tangled by unspoken feelings, old regrets, and the kind of love that never really goes away. Patricia spent years pretending she didn't care. Emmanuel thought he moved on. Dayleen was always the girl everyone envied-but no one really knew her side of the story. This is a messy, honest look at heartbreak and second chances. About finally choosing yourself after years of being someone's almost. About realizing that the truth doesn't always look the way you imagined-and sometimes, that's okay. Get ready for hidden confessions, awkward reunions, and the slow, painful unfolding of the POVs we all wished we knew.

This isn't a story about someone who has it all together. This is a collection of late-night thoughts, quiet breakdowns, and small wins that nobody clapped for. It's for anyone who's ever felt like they're falling behind, or like they're living life on shuffle while everyone else seems to be on a perfect playlist. Through short stories, reflections, and heart-to-heart moments, this book explores the messy, beautiful process of becoming. Of dreaming, doubting, restarting, and still not knowing exactly where you're headed - but showing up anyway. If you're in your "bahala na" era, if you're tired but still hopeful, if you're learning to choose yourself... This book is for you. Because figuring it out isn't a deadline - it's a journey. And you're not alone.