First Rains
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Last published Sun, Jul 3, 2022
"I don't want to be here. And when I don't want to be somewhere, it's never fun for me..."
It's Dennis Oyinda's first time away from home. Although he's always wished to live like an adult, Sanctity College is not exactly the kind of environment he'd hoped for. Dennis finds that Sanctity College is an oppressively religious university with the most ridiculous rules, and he just can't fit in with any of his peers. However, secrets lie behind its white and blue walls, and despite his endeavors to stay out of trouble, Dennis finds himself quickly becoming entangled in them.
This vivid narrative of freshman's experiences in a Nigerian private university will keep readers scrolling for more!!!
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