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"Following these traditional good girl ways, I learnt to cook, clean and sweep at the age of 8. Today I am 16 year old and all I do is cook, clean and sweep, preparing myself for the days when I turn 21 and cook, clean and sweep for eternity while my husband-the doctor/lawyer/engineer/rich man/ Igbo to the core-goes about his daily business making money to provide for me and my 4 children who will be First In All Their Classes."

Ifeoma Asika is an 18-year-old girl from Lagos, born into Nigerian Elite.  She is First In All Her Classes (as she was born to parents who were First In All Her Classes), beautiful and talented. She speaks fluent Igbo and drives around in tinted Range Rovers, unaware of the evils that lurk. Cynical and world-weary, she dreams of a life untouched by Nigerian values and Marriage. She lives a repeated life of school, housework and church desperate for a chance to do something different.

Then comes Bankole.

He's unlike anyone she has ever met. He is the tall muscular son of her father's new employee. With his close-shaven head, rapid-fire Yoruba, his free spirit, he is a light at the end of the tunnel.

When-in a series of unfortunate events-she finds herself pregnant, disowned, expelled and in debt to the local dibia, she seeks the help of Bankole in which they find the one thing they have both been looking for.

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Let's Make A Deal by Princesskeno_

A NIGERIAN THEMED NOVEL "Ifeoma please, let this pass. You know you've got all the honours and post you want in this company. If you don't let me, I know I can't get this promotion. I need to do this for my daughter. Please let me have it." Mr Samuel said with a pleading look on his face. Ifeoma shifted backwards slightly. That familiar smirk rested on her face. She didn't remove her gaze from her colleague in front of her, not even for a second. "Please." Mr Samuel said again. "Let's make a deal." She proposed. "Anything." "Let's exchange our kids for a month." She blurted out. Her lips didn't even twitch a bit. Without thinking, he gave her his hands. "Deal?" He asked. She accepted his hands. "Deal." ******* What do you think would happen when two single parents, colleagues and Neighbours decides to exchange their kids? What could go wrong? No, the question is... What can go right? When Ifeoma is stalked with Mr Samuel's sarcastic daughter and Mr Samuel is stalked with Ifeoma's cunning son. That isn't even the problem. How exactly would you feel when you're stalked with your rivals parent? What can go right?

The boy they couldn't see by Mercy198

FEATURED in @AmbassadorsNG reading list Kamharida heard the unfortunate news and smirked but when she realizes she's the only one who could see the boy whom she has always disliked since his arrival into her school, circumstances change, things happen and she begins to wonder if she should have really done that. * * * In our present Nigeria, Kamharida Godwin, a rather average but not so typical teenager discovers she's the only one who could see her classmate, a young boy whom she had taken a dislike to since his arrival into the school. In a country like hers where seeing the unseen is regarded as something a little on the devious side, she's about to convince herself and the people around her that she hasn't lost her sanity... or has she?

ᴊᴜᴍᴏᴋᴇ by Ifeh_love

<now avaιlaвle on oĸadaвooĸѕ> After being rejected by her high school crush, Jumoke decides to leave her past behind and focus more on being a working woman. But when fate decides to let her reunite with her long lost crush, would she let him dig out all the emotion she had kept buried in her for the past few years? * * * * "Jumoke, why are you doing this?" She asked her friend as Jumoke's eyes fixated on the laptop in front of her. "Just look at you, you have turned yourself into a workaholic, you don't even have the time to even call your best friend on her birthday. You couldn't even help in planning Dotun's surprise proposal for me" Demilade told her with watery eyes. ©January 2021 Started: 24th of January 2021 Completed: 9th of July, 2022

Something New by Sarah579

A Spinoff From the Grace Series I skim my fingers along my woman's arm as she reclines back, seated in my lap with her back resting against the cushioned arm of the wooden bench we worked on together. I built it and she painted it. And each one of our kids put their handprints on it. My darling sewed cushions to tie on during the warm days so we can sit out here comfortably. Now we enjoy the fruits of our labor together. And I'm speaking about the couch and our marriage. "How did we start?" she asks languidly, her eyes shut. Her coily hair frames her face in the afro she has it in. She's dolled up a bit with her dress and earrings. She's got nowhere to go, but she does it to feel perked up for the day. I'm fine with that, but she knows I'm just as fine if she's wearing one of those old nightgowns she has, or in her birthday suit. "You were always passing me by," I hold Kemi's hand and with my other one, I use my finger to trace her facial features. I love every one of them. I gently go over her brows then go to her cheeks that are a lovely rounded shape. I move onto her cheekbones, which sit a bit high. My finger trails down to her jaw and her lips as they curve up in a smile. "But to be fair, I passed you by as well, darlin'." The way we met, and the way we began, is all part of a story that is beyond us and I like to think back on it often. I like to think back on how the Lord made something new out of something broken. ~~~ This technically comes after Grace but can be read alone (and before or after Redemption). As with "Grace", this is an age-gap interracial romance about faith, love, and healing. Forewarning: This story discusses a darker theme that may not be suitable for a younger audience. Although, things are still done in a God-honoring way. Unlike Grace, this story is more of a short story and will likely contain less than 25 chapters. It follows Kemi and Fred, the close friends of Grace and Joe.

The Rise of Damola by Black_CandyK

"Oya Babalawo how much will it cost?" "My son you will have to pay a hefty price for what you are asking o!" "Just tell me Baba mi and it shall be done!" "Alright then!, you will bring one pig with white head, 57 male peacocks, 45 tubers of yam, 40 sacks of kolanut and 12 strands of hair from a person that has royal blood. My son from 12 different people o!, because if you do me wayo you will become wèrè( mad person) ! "Ahhhh!!!! Baba isn't there any other option," Damola said scratching his head. "Well there is but it comes with a price!" The ritualist said with a grim expression. "Baba forget the price just talk abeg!" "You must bring....." *************************************** Damola a promising young boy who has lived his whole life in the slums grows fed up with the stigma and discrimination he's been facing for "being poor". He finally finds a way out and succeeds in creating a brand new life for himself. What happens when the effects of the atrocities that he committed in the past in order to reach the top come barging through the solid frame door of his posh new life? Will he be able to continue living fly, or will the secrets of the past lead to his undoing, taking him, the people he loves and his whole empire in the process? Read The Rise of Damola to find out🎉🎉🎉 Read if you enjoy drama, betrayal and lies with a touch of ment😹🎉 ⚠️This is a work of fiction. Unless otherwise indicated, all the names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents in this book are either the product of the my imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

RESOLVE by 9ja_green_ink

~~~~(Mature)~~~~ "We're worlds apart..." "But I'm right here." "I'm far, farrrrrrrrrr far beneath your class..." "And so? I don't care." He shrugged. "You're fucking engaged!" I rubbed away the tears, scrubbing the edge of my sweater on my sore skin. "And somehow you keep acting like that singular most important factor in whatever you're doing here with me is nothing." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the bustling city of Lagos, Nigeria, a young woman named Somi struggles to be stable. She has been in and out of jobs, trying to keep up her "A" streak in school. Hot-headed and a go-getter. Her life turns when she meets Adams, a handsome and successful, Arewa man from an influential family, and despite having a betrothed, Adams is drawn to Somi's beauty, charm, and personality. Sarima is Somi's twin sister, and she struggles to make ends meet just like her sister. She has to deal with the university hassle, bills, and finding a good life with her sisters, Somi and Homa, without selling her body(beauty). She feels lost and directionless as there are a lot of drawbacks to being independent and surviving in Nigeria. To make matters worse, she also struggles with her feelings for her supposed friend, Kene. Will these sisters have it good at the end of the day or entangle themselves in a web they never planned to be in? #1 make money ~ 17th June 2023

We Just Can't ✅ (NOT EDITED) by claudia-143

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It's Me Vs You by MabelOsagiede

They say Money makes the world go round, Is that true? They say no man is an island Prove it? They say happiness can be found in one's family, Are you sure? Ifunanya Dora James is in search of happiness and.....MONEY! She starts by going to a new city, establish a new business and survive in a new world. Life throws crazy challenges at her. For instance, she has to survive as a twenty-one year old lady among young jambites. That's not all, it turns out the youngsters have plans to frustrate the life out of her. How is she going to manage this when she has little to no self-esteem. She is a girl that has been emotionally and physically abused by her relative. Ifunanya feels alone in this world and she finds herself leaning on people she lest expects. "Mom and dad have left me all alone," I say to her. "You have me," she pouts. I wave my hand at her in dismal. My thought runs wild as I imagine facing the world and it's habitants on my own. "It's Me vs You," I mumble and rise to my feet in determination. Don't miss out on this story. A young lady who is a newbie to the struggles of life. It's an intriguing story that will force emotions out of you. ;) "Don't let your past define you....."

Beautiful Scars: Breaking Free (Christian Romance) by igniteyourlight

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Let's Make A Deal

A NIGERIAN THEMED NOVEL "Ifeoma please, let this pass. You know you've got all the honours and post you want in this company. If you don't let me, I know I can't get this promotion. I need to do this for my daughter. Please let me have it." Mr Samuel said with a pleading look on his face. Ifeoma shifted backwards slightly. That familiar smirk rested on her face. She didn't remove her gaze from her colleague in front of her, not even for a second. "Please." Mr Samuel said again. "Let's make a deal." She proposed. "Anything." "Let's exchange our kids for a month." She blurted out. Her lips didn't even twitch a bit. Without thinking, he gave her his hands. "Deal?" He asked. She accepted his hands. "Deal." ******* What do you think would happen when two single parents, colleagues and Neighbours decides to exchange their kids? What could go wrong? No, the question is... What can go right? When Ifeoma is stalked with Mr Samuel's sarcastic daughter and Mr Samuel is stalked with Ifeoma's cunning son. That isn't even the problem. How exactly would you feel when you're stalked with your rivals parent? What can go right?