My Thoughts in Quotes by Ibukun Awosika
Quotes help us inspire, motivate, clarify, and show our approach to things around; this is why people and I love quotes. Takyou Allah Cheikh Malaynine’s words effectively express the essence…
The Business of Writing by Babatunde Oladele
In a world where words wield power, The Business of Writing by Babatunde Oladele radiates hope and success for both aspiring and seasoned writers. Imagine unlocking the secret formula to…
Now That You Are Published, What Next?
Congratulations on publishing your new book! Welcome to the published author’s club! You have finally overcome the hurdles many authors face and laid writer’s block to the coffin. Now, how…
Victims of Fate by Babatunde Oladele
In Victims of Fate, Babatunde Oladele masterfully weaves a tale of love, regret, and the relentless hand of fate. The novel opens with a heart-wrenching scene: Rashidat, a woman tormented…
Fool’s Paradise by Babatunde Oladele
What happens when a child’s life is built on indulgence and illusion? How much suffering can they incur for their parents, siblings, and society? Fool’s Paradise by Babatunde Oladele is…
“Sweet Mother” by Babatunde Oladele
“Sweet Mother” by Babatunde Oladele is a heart-wrenching tale about Denike, a resilient woman facing the trials and tribulations of marriage and motherhood. From the beginning, the story captivates with…
Editors’ Top Picks: Books Guaranteed to Leave a Positive Mark on You
When we read, we read for a purpose, and of course this purpose generally has to do in some way with the betterment of our lives. With this in mind,…
“After The ‘Aha!’ What Next?” by Babatunde Oladele
“After The ‘Aha!’ What Next?” by Babatunde Oladele is a beacon of guidance for those seeking to exploit the power of inspiration and transform it into tangible success. With a…
Books to Read in National and Political Turmoil
It’s 2003. A man is on his deathbed. Although a nonsmoker, he has been diagnosed with lung cancer and the prognosis is grim, so he begins to prepare for the…
There Was A Country – Chinua Achebe
There Was A Country – Chinua Achebe It is quite difficult for one to stand at any time without having to turn his back on someone or something. This is…
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