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  • FOUR SILHOUETTES by TimothyFralick
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  • CODED HEARTS by SRV011
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    One Bus Stop. _TobiAdewale runs on code, deadlines, and black coffee. He doesn't do friends. He doesn't do feelings. He definitely doesn't do boys. Chike Nwosu is loud, chaotic, and always forgetting his umbrella. He's the kind of guy who talks to strangers at bus stops and makes you miss your ride on purpose. Lagos rain brought them together under one hoodie. CSC 304 is forcing them to stay together. What starts as a group project turns into late-night debugging, shared earphones, and silences that mean too much. Tobi tells himself it's just convenience. Chike acts like it's just banter. But some bugs you can't fix. Some hearts don't compile the way you expect. #BL#SLOW BURN#LAGOS UNI LIFE#NIGERIA
  • Wild flower ✔️ by Zhernerh
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    Wild flower Read now ... Jidderh wasn't planted like every other wild flower growing at country sides with no cultivation, Jidderh grew very strong and beautifully just like any other wild flowers, will she win her war it let herself down. Read and find out Started 2021 Completed 2023
  • About An African Princess Sara by CoraneSmith
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    Sara Forbes Bonetta's life story is both heartbreaking and inspiring. Born into a life of privilege and luxury in Dahomey, she was forcibly taken as a slave at the age of eight and faced an uncertain and likely deadly fate in her captors' land. But a stroke of fate saw her taken in by Captain Forbes, who saw her as more than just a slave and instead raised her as his own child. Renamed as Sara Forbes Bonetta, she became the goddaughter of Queen Victoria, who was impressed by her exceptional intelligence. Sara was sent to school in Africa and eventually returned to England, where she married Captain James Pinson Labulo Davies and had three children. She remained close to Queen Victoria throughout her life, even being given standing orders to evacuate in the event of an uprising in Lagos. Despite her many accomplishments, Sara's life was tragically cut short by tuberculosis at the age of 37, leaving behind a grieving husband and children. Her husband erected a monument in her memory, honoring her as a princess and a woman of great courage and resilience. Sara's life stands as a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of love and kindness to overcome even the most difficult of circumstances.