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The Road To Abuja
What a life... Working hard all these years to get to where I am today sure paid off... Success is sure better and exciting when you work for it, Instead of cheating your way into it... But let's not forget.. Working without a little prayer never works.. In the end, I thank God for making my future a bright one . My name is Julia... A woman of 31 and a CEO of my own pharmaceutical company called AMTEX PHARMACY CO. , I have no parents, they died when I was young, so my uncle Reginald took me in and raised me up to be woman I am today. My uncle was very strict with me, I wasn't allowed to hang out and have any social life with other kids when I was young, the only companion I had were my books, He made me study regularly but he gave me time to relax, and apart from that, He focused on teaching me proper manners, on how to approach and respect people, My uncle bought me up in a strict and no nonsense manner, thus transforming me into a very way. First I don't have time to socialize, all I care for is work and enjoyment.
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Tasneem
A story of a Fulani girl from a wealthy family in Abuja got married off at 16 and has to face the trials that comes with it.How will she react to the news of her father’s decision/marriage?Enjoy reading the life of Tasneem and Mubarak in ‘TASNEEM’ join them in overcoming all the obstacles and the shadows of his past and finally finding love and happiness.Amrah RibaduIG @fulaniamrah
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Heart Thieves
"You're heartless," Kamji said him. She was sure that if she was to cut open his chest with a blade, she would find nothing but an empty dark space and maybe with a few cobwebs. "It took a lot of courage for her to confess her feelings to you. Did you really have to say such hateful things to her?" "I almost felt guilty a bit. I must confess you're really good at pep talk," he looked up from his book to stare at her, his brown eyes bore no emotion. "But it's as you said, a heartless human being like myself isn't capable of showing sympathy." Kamji was a bit taken aback by his response, She couldn't tell if he was joking or being serious right now because his face was as aloof as it has always been. "Maybe I should take the girl up on her offer and start stealing hearts to fill my empty void chest. What do you think? Being a heart thief doesn't sound like a bad idea." He tilted his head as if deep in thought. "And I would gladly start with stealing yours." his eyes still fixated on hers as he added the last part.– ––––Her whole little world was perfect. She had wealthy parents, the dreamiest best friend/child hood sweetheart, good grades and was the senior prefect of the most prestigious Academy in Abuja. There was nothing more she could have asked for. But after losing her mother to a dreadful heart disease, Kamji could see her whole little world crumbling down. First her grades started to drop and after that she had lost her post as the No 1 student in school. Things got a whole lot worse when she had to transfer to a new school in Lagos leaving her bestfriend, Michael and everything else she valued behind. But when she arrived at the new school and met Joshua, a quiet, cold guy who looked exactly like her childhood sweetheart Michael, Kamji finds herself attracted to him as she strives to uncover the mystery behind the striking resemblance. He was the cold-hearted and anti social genius of the school who just wanted to be alone and have nothing to do with the outside world. But when he accepted the job of tutoring the new girl in school, Joshua Bakare realized that he just might have made the greatest mistake of his life. She was this beautiful, kind hearted, loving girl from a respectable well-to-do family. While he was just some low life thief living with a single drug addicted mother and surviving by engaging in fraudulent activities. There was definitely no way an Angel would get along with a Demon... But one thing the Genius failed to realize was that, Opposite Attracts. And when Joshua was diagnosed with Coronary artery disease, the same sicknesses which took her mother's life. Kamji realized that she would have to be stronger than ever. Joshua's heart belonged to her and she was not going to let this sickness take another heart from her again. As far as she was concerned she had stolen his heart first, fair and square. She was his little heart thief and had every right to keep it. PS: The cover is not mine, Credits to the owner
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The Empire High School
My name is Katherine Adebowale. I am the only female child of my parents Mr Bayo & Mrs Joke Adebowale. And a sister to 5 Big Brothers, only one of my brothers left not married - the 5th Child. He is in Italy studying. All the others married,with children. I missed them so much. My mom and I go on a round of visits every year. Vancouver, Wales,Scotland and Manchester. I turned 18 two months ago. I am what you might describe as "Tall" with a long black hair,very fair skin and plump lips. I am unbelievably shy. Everyone makes me nervous actually. I'd so adore being the cool sort. I can say I'm very reserved. And once I get to know someone and we become close all of sudden I am entirely different. Confident and very capable. My mom own several boutiques in Lagos. My father is a Businessman. They are very busy people. They both travelled a lot. When I was 12,I left home for the boarding school since no one was around to look after me. I attended the Girls College in Abuja. My mom is very funny,kind and generous. My dad is kind and nice but not funny. I loved my parents,no doubt about that. But I was particularly close to my Mom. She was the only true friend I had even though she wasn't always around. But she came around on my birthdays and whenever she was less busy at work. My Father hardly remembered birthdays,including his own. However, Mummy would never forget. I remembered mom fought with him when she found out he didn't send me a present when I turned 16. He apologized and made things up to me. When I turned 18,dad sent me greeting card and gave me a Teddy bear when I came home. Whenever mom was around, she always made me feel I could discuss anything with her. My dad could be strict on some things. I recalled on my 17th birthday,mom gave me a cellphone as a gift but dad didn't let me use it. He said I was too small to use a cellphone. I had cried that year but there was nothing I could do because his mind was made up.
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ABUJA
it will please you to note that Abuja the Federal Capital Territory Of Nigeria was once a typical village with peasant populist.
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THE BLACK ACE
Cheerful sounds of laughter echoed inside the Xstacy club which is known to be one of the most exclusive and the most ᙭- rated clubs in Abuja.Here inside the club, Rich pot bellied men and handsome playboys enjoy themselves as they lavish and squander bundles of cash both in naira, dollars and pounds on strippers that dance n--kedly before them.While some of them were busy focusing on strippers, some were busy playing cards, while some were busy discussing shady business deals and some were discussing top government secrets.Here in the VIP lounge, Commissioner Badmus and some politicians discuss and argue amongst themsleves about a current government project that didn't sit well with either of them ; Badmus who was more disturbed showed his resentment towards the project.
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The Ghost Creed
Akpan a love lorn man walks into an ancient and rummored acursed land unknowingly after his failed date. while there he discovers a queer object. A discovery which leads to further discovery and eventually to the activities of an international organisation known as the BROTHERHOOD and their plans Towards theECOWAS head of States meeting in Abuja.
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+2349022628102 how can I join occult in Lagos / Abuja to make money
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Blue and Jacob
*A Nigerian Teen Fiction Novel*"What happens when his past starts to affect her present?”Jacob, a boy with a troubled past moves to Abuja and befriended Blue, a girl with no desire to make friends. They both fell in love despite the circumstances but Jacob demons are still available to haunt them.* * *I've heard that everyone has a past or maybe memories is what they call it. Good or bad they are all there.* * *He moved closer to her and said "I'm not a good boy Blue, I'm actually the opposite."Blue frowned "I don't care.""But, its starting to affect you."* * *Blue, a black American Nigerian girl, never had a real best friend ever since her first real one made a bet on her. Jacob Sanwo, a new Lagos boy who finds her interesting is bent on making her his friend, he succeeds. But... Being friends isn't all, they fell in love with each other. but, Jacob's past will make him be so afraid of admitting what he feels.What happens when Blue finds out what he's hiding? Is it so bad that it can separate them forever?
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Abuja, Nigeria. Engr. Hassan was in his early forties this yea
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IMMENSE LOVE
Mabel, a young girl living in a small village in Abia, doesn't care about herself or future, whose only dream is to make her family happy. After going to live with her elder sister in Abuja, she meets Henry. Henry is a young business tycoon who didn't think about love. Will the two of them find love and happiness?
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Flaws of an African Woman
This is a Nigeria Themed Novel.Settings: Abuja, Nigeria.Title: Flaws of an African WomanOla and Ijeoma Bankole are a young Nigerian couple who professed their love to one another 5 years ago,they are rich and quite comfortable and they are much in love with one another.But they say "there's no marriage without it's own challenges". There's only one problem: they have no child.Ijeoma and Ola had basically tried everything ,they have prayed,gone to gynaecologists and done various things but all to no avail. Ijeoma faced much troubles with her husband's family especially Mama,her mother-in-law who thinks of her as a failure .But then,along the way, things happened...... secrets are revealed and Ijeoma was almost made to make a decision that could either make or mar her.Will the couple be able to stand the test of time?The solution was with them but because their eyes were clouded with the fact that the only women causes barrenness but the question is that: Is that really the flaws of an African Woman?.In Africa,the fault always goes to the women if anything goes wrong either with the children or something happens,men also have their own part to play.But is it really their fault?Check this book out and I am sure you will enjoy it.
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DYSPHORIA
A suspenseful entertaining read highlighting the chaotic lives of four teenagers navigating their way through their turmoils and into the University of Abuja. The scars they had retained mentally would come back to haunt them...along with their old foes...
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LOVE AFFAIRS OF PIERRE ABUTU
Pierre Paul Abutu gives a humorous, fascinating and dispassionate narration of the unique intimate and romantic events of his life from teenage to adolescence, and into the early stages of his adult life. This narration revolves around the lives, and relationships of sixteen ladies with whom he shared happy, intimate, eventful and evergreen moments of his life with. These love affairs occur in Pierre Abutu’s life, at his university, the Augustine Nnamani Campus, Agbani, in Enugu Campus of the Nigerian Law School, Akwa Ibom State and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Due to his religious beliefs, personal convictions, personal principles, metaphysical and supernatural predictions and postulations, the media, intellectual and literary effects in his life, most of these affairs either ended abruptly or amicably. These love affairs also reveal the negative attitudes, traits and deceptive machinations of these girls and ladies. Even though certain unpleasant and resultant effects were never intended at any particular stage, or with any of these girls and ladies, one thing was very clear: each love affair was and would always be evergreen to Pierre Abutu.
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