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A gripping story of a terrible homecoming. In the dystopia, Ekoyata falls for his black, beautiful servant girl.
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Ekoyata is a normal young adult son of a rich Nigerian business man. He likes sport utility vehicles, show places and business. But his days of peace are numbered. When American security operatives questioned him in Arizona and sent him away, he comes to his old aunt living in their family house in Baneke to recover. He tries to weave the youths together into one solidarity against the leaders who made him feel fear and shame for the selfishly guarded national pride of the Americas and falls for Gloria, a beautiful black girl, his servant.
When the youth | |  | | Stuttering: The Nature and a Practical Approach to the Treatment
A simple and easy guide to manage stuttering. It is the road to resolving the problem.
Stuttering stands out among other competing books on stammer. The work explores various textbooks and eliminates unnecessary details on preliminary assessment, arguments towards the psychological nature of the disorder and practice settings which most of the time are verbose. But it combines all topics on the disorder's assessment, origin and nature in a brief but solid basis. Another area of uniqueness is the books direct focus on practical and functional applications rather than theoretical clinical addresses. That is why it is the most acceptable textbook on speech pathology, stuttering, fl | |  | | Words of Wisdom
The proverbs here evoke meanings out of daily experiences, show community unity and link to biblical spirituality. The beauty of this collection is the generous latitude towards many possible meanings as no attempt is made to suggest one. Although all the proverbs here are credited to the Ishans, a small minority tribe of Edo State, Nigeria, most are known in other tribes and their messages are true of people everywhere in the world.
Did you know that "A corpse doesn't like to hear that there are no burial clothes"? Words of wisdom in proverbs and riddles are a major part of the African traditional life. They seek to bring out a range of thoughtful advice, understanding, truth, morals and warning in both serious and humorous fashion. They evoke meanings out of daily experiences, show community unity and link to biblical spirituality. The beauty of this collection is the generous latitude towards many possible meanings as no attempt is made to suggest one. Unless otherwise indicated, all the proverbs here are credited to th |
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