Deborah was filing her nails when the door swung open. She took one look at the woman and her child and set down the nail file slowly. The woman looked around the children’s shop and smiled excitedly, then she scratched her chubby cheeks with her long dirty nails.
Hello everyone, The online book tour of Nike Campbell-Fatoki’s Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon has come here! I’m glad you are here. Now the book is a collection of short stories which filters the lives of contemporary Nigerians through a colorful and vivid prism, where past sins come to upset settled lives, where lost lives fuelContinue reading Welcome to the Online Book Tour: Nike Campbell-Fatoki’s “Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon.”
Hello there! On the 17th of August, another online book tour will be hosted on lolaopatayo.com. This time it’s Nike Campbell Fatoki‘s “Bury Me Come Sunday Afternoon.” As usual, the tour will feature readings and discussions on the book and author. You might win a copy too!
Many times I have heard entrepreneurs blaming the lack of funds as a reason for not positioning their business as a serious and professional brand or even worse not doing anything at all. The lack of funds shouldn’t stop you from pursuing your dreams. Actually, it’s possible to start and grow your business with almostContinue reading Starting the Entrepreneurship Journey 1
I am inclined to think a lot. I don’t worry too much about things but I do a lot of introspection and observation. One of my obsessions in life is understanding why some people are successful and others are not.
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Hello everyone and welcome to the online book tour of Ifesinachi Okpagu’s The Domestication of Munachi! The tour begins today and this is one of the two websites which will be hosting today. I’m excited about this book especially because as a woman I can relate to the story. Here’s a brief synopsis of theContinue reading Online Book Tour: Ifesinachi Okpagu’s “The Domestication of Munachi.”