THE UNSEEN CANDIDATE

THE UNSEEN CANDIDATE

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In a nation where noise is power and only the known survive, one young man dares to rise without a name, a voice, or a sponsor. Damilola is not your typical candidate. No party is backing him. No posters flood the streets. All he holds is a worn-out Bible, a burning vision, and a heart that refuses to give up. Mocked by friends, silenced by fear, and haunted by the weight of a humble background, Damilola enters a race that wasn't meant for someone like him - a race where the real enemies are invisible and the loudest battles are fought in secret. But could this unseen candidate be the answer a broken generation has been praying for? Will faith be enough when the system is against him? Or will his voice be lost in the noise? The Unseen Candidate is a gripping journey of purpose, rejection, divine calling, and the quiet power of a man who chooses to believe - against all odds - that destiny does not need permission. OVERVIEW: In a town where elections are bought with rice and lies, one young man is sent by God - not with money, but with a message. He's unknown, unqualified by human standards, and unprepared for the level of betrayal, warfare, and heartbreak that awaits. But he learns that even when no one sees you... God does. ---
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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?

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