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TÁNIMÓLÀ(Who knows tomorrow?)

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"I don't think there is anything you can do well apart from embarrassing your useless self. Sometimes I ask myself if I'm your mother...."
All she want is a good life.
A family that loves and cherish her
  Her quest for education made her a puppet in the hands of many.

  Little did she know that her family who she worked so hard to please were not ready to help her achieve her dreams.
   
  As brilliant and smart as she was, she was never appreciated by anyone until luck decided to shine on her......


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Behind the Mask✔ by SophieOna

What's a family without drama? Jasmine's family is full of it only that her family's drama is a nightmare. How can she cope with a father who hates her and relatives that have the sole mission of making her mother's life hell and at the same time pretend all is well? Find out! It's awesome, it's funny, it's dramatic, emotional, captivating and much more. Come along and see if she is able to quit hiding behind the mask. See ya there 😉

RESOLVE by 9ja_green_ink

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Me ✓ by KellyOchonogor

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Second Chance by Easyease_pen

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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....."

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