histórias de Nigerianlove

follow denola and mofe on their cross world love affair.....

Teni and Dami met young, fell in love, and built a life that followed them from secondary school into marriage, parenthood, success, and everything in between. From raising Ella and Eron to navigating love, family, healing, and luxury adventures, their story is proof that some connections don't fade - they grow. This is a journey from first love to real love... from SS1 to forever.

Ella never thought finding a home in Lagos would feel like applying for a visa to Mars. Agents ignored her, landlords dismissed her-single women like her were seen as risks, not tenants. All she wanted was four walls and a roof she could afford. But then a desperate phone call, a "compromise" apartment, and a chance encounter pull her into the orbit of someone she thought she left behind for good. Between bitter memories, unspoken apologies, and the unforgiving chaos of Lagos life, Ella must decide: is this just another wrong turn in her already crumbling plans, or the beginning of a second chance she never believed she deserved? A story of survival, love, and finding home-even in the most unexpected places.

You see a rainbow at the end of a storm. You see a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Wura mi My Gold Melissa Adeoye is a shy but outspoken lady ,she is from a broken home but still tries to believe that true love will surely win the day . After her heartbreak ,she vowed never to give her heart that easily . But how things are easier said than done. What happens when she starts to jam long time crush ,William Martins ? Williams Martins is a Nigerian-British ,girls practically worship the ground he walks on . He's very reserved and snobby . How is William going to show Melissa that there is always a pot at the end of the rainbow ?

This is about lovers who encountered several problems in their journey together. Do they separate or make it through the struggles? Read on to find out

'miss Omolara Aguda' the secretary shouted,yes ma this is she' i replied, you have been give the internship programme with full pay but with conditions, for futher explanation i will advise you go to room 206, for proper negotiation,she explains. Thank you ma,room 206 is on which floor? i asked out of curiosity cause am confused as to why there is a condition. That is the only office on the second floor my dear she replied with a bright smile, giving her the brightest smile i could come up with, i head down the hallway to the elevator thank goodness no-one else was in the elevator, giving me enough time and space to practice my speech, the ding sound of the elevator,brought me back to reality of the view right in front of me............................ what would be the condition of Omolara? why is she there? what is her story ? add to your library to find out this is not a blackmail!! Xoxo

Zainab thought she had her life figured out - books, grades, and no distractions. Then Tari walked into her classroom. With a quiet smile and a past he doesn't speak about, he becomes the one distraction she can't ignore. But love isn't easy, especially when everyone else has already decided who you should be. When Our Eyes Met is a slow-burning Nigerian teen love story about identity, expectations, and finding courage in unexpected places.

Breakfast Nigerian pidgin English When a breakup happens quickly When your relationship ends in such a way that it knocks the wind out of you. Exe. I chop breakfast last week o

This story is about a girl who really likes a young handsome man but his family members don't support their union and her step siblings are so mean about it. All she wants is to fulfill her mother's dream which is to see her only daughter get married. Will his family finally give her a chance to prove herself or will she be faced with the worst?? Read to find out!

Searching for her without knowing,he found her but not without challenges. Hearing his voice arrested her but seeing him she knew her life just started. Debra Chuka is the second daughter who just graduated from university. Going to home to start searching for work, unknowingly to her, her sister is also coming home bringing someone with her, someone that will shake her world. Kolawole Akinjo a CEO of First Bank Ltd is an American-African who left Nigeria at a very young age but returned. He met Lydia Chuka at a birthday party of one of his friends and started dating well until he decided to follow her home and met his young love. With passion brewing between them, though forbidden, can they fight and overcome it or will the passion be too powerful enough to fight? This is my first novel, happy reading and please share thought.

Basmah, a widow, whose heart is closed to anyone but her young son and family. A man who has loved her for long. This is a story of friendship, family ties and how love heals the deepest wounds.

A Nigerian Teenager, finds herself back in time, in a foreign land.

When dreams lie in ruins and bonds crumble, facing the harsh truth becomes a grueling ordeal. Yet, in the depths of despair, hope emerges as a beacon, illuminating the path through the tempest. Just as the tides begin to turn, an unexpected twist shatters everything, leaving the heart in tatters. A tale of elusive second chances, unspoken passions, and the fragile dance of falling in love amidst a shattered world. With fate steering them in divergent paths, the decision hung heavy: to resist with unwavering resolve or to relinquish their struggle and surrender to the unknown that awaited them. ---

If you like books about players then this is just perfect for you. Two manipulative people in a world of lies and deception. Who'll play the other when both are players? BTW this isn't a sequel. I don't know what to call it. A spin-off maybe. I think it's more of a spin off though, because it centers on just Basma, Bashir, Bilal and his wife but again, it has a few other characters from Aaliyah to the World. Enjoy, Aisha Safiyanu XO💚 Follow my Instagram: @eeshaaarh Subscribe to my channel: AishaRosé.0

"Sarauniya!" I said almost loudly but not enough for my friend Bilal to hear, "who is she?" "Aaliyah. She's the late Alhaji Mujib's daughter. " Bilal said seeming uninterested with the topic. "Ina gidan su?" I asked, sounding a bit like a crazy stalker. "Ka kamu da ciwon so ko?" He asked as a smile spreads across his face, "They live in Asokoro district. Remember Aunty Shamsiyya? The place isn't far from your habibty's home too." "Ok, thank you. Allah ya maka albarka." "Let me know when to be expecting an invitation card." Hamza said while trying to stifle his laughter but fails woefully and I smack him on his arm as payback, joining him to laugh too. I wanted to follow her and speak to her but I heard the music start, signaling the commencement of Bilal's cousin Nadiya and her groom; Saleem's overpriced dinner party for both families. #WattysNG2020 **** This is Aaliyah's story from grass to grace as she faces obstacles created by her aunt who has done nothing but torture her since her parents death. She has managed to take the little wealth her father had left in this world and has squandered it on herself and her only daughter, Nadiya. Aaliyah's only way out is when Aunty Raliya tries to sell her off to a man who's twice her father's age but she's swept off her feet by another who's done nothing but try to make her happy. Read to know how she struggles to dodge every rock thrown her way and how she manages to reach the top victorious. Follow my Instagram: @Ayeeshatoooo Subscribe to my channel: Ayeeshatoooo

It is said that 'two opposites attract''. Find out more in this story of love, patience, forgiveness and acceptance.

"If I slide into your D.M., specify your relationship status if you are engaged; when I say ''hey'' type ENG, married type MRD, in a relationship type REL..." What in the universe's way of saying "Go for it, gyal" was this? So, like a good girl, I retweeted it and had it pinned for good measure because I reasoned that when someone slides into your D.M., they would go to check their sliders page, and I was hoping he would see it and let me down coolly if he wasn't interested. *** A love born on X, lost in the void of distance and time

PS. This is a sequel to Preordained, my first book. After a night of excessive drinking, an intoxicated Saheed gets help from a stranger. And for payback, she makes an unusual request. Curious and intrigued, he obliges her. What harm would it cause, pretending to be her boyfriend for two weeks? After all, he is quite the ladies man. Living the lie seems easy at first... Until he begins to believe the lie himself... Or is she just too good at acting? ___ Desperate and afraid of being exposed for lying, Olaedo Matthews convinces the seemingly overconfident and arrogant Saheed Bello to stand in as her man for a fortnight. Surprisingly, he fits into the role easily, coming to her rescue a thousand and one times. Soon she realises they might be more than co-actors who know their scripts very well. But what if they're just too good at acting, at covering their shortcomings with smiles and kisses for the public so people can look at them and ask, "God, when?" And after their two weeks together are over, what next? Highest ranking: No. 30 in #Africa 06/08/2020.

Richard transfers to Heritage Valley College carrying more than just books . He carries secrets, silence and a past he doesn't talk about. Kamsi is bold, expressive, and the complete opposite of him. When they're paired for a school project, she's determined to figure him out. But the closer they get, the harder it becomes to ignore what's growing between them , the butterflies, the late-night chats, the unspoken feelings. Together, they're building something real... but love doesn't always come without pain. A slow-burn, emotional high school romance about healing, heartbreak, and learning to let someone in.

When 19-year,old Adesewa moves into a small student lodge in Ibadan, she never expects her new landlord to be her dream guy ,tall, rich, soft-spoken... and 24. As sparks fly and secrets surface, Sewa must choose between love, rent, and the life she thought she knew.