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Who are the Igbo? Where did they come from? How did they become one of Africa’s most dynamic, resilient, and culturally complex peoples? These questions have echoed across generations — from village squares in Eastern Nigeria to diaspora communities across the world; from the debates of scholars to the passionate claims of cultural enthusiasts; from Christian pulpits to the quiet reflections of families retelling their ancestral stories. For more than a century, the most popular answer has been dramatic and compelling: “The Igbo are descendants of the ancient Israelites.” This ...

What if the greatest warning about America’s democratic future does not come from Europe—but from Africa? In Strongman Democracy: Donald Trump and the Authoritarian Playbook of African Dictators, political commentator and social critic Frederick Amakom delivers a bold comparative analysis that challenges comfortable assumptions about power, democracy, and exceptionalism. Drawing on decades of African political history, the book argues that Donald Trump’s political style—his rhetoric, instincts, and governing impulses—closely mirrors the methods long used by African strongmen and ...

This is a raunchy, sexy romance story in very explicit language about a young girl called Ella. Ella basically lives and breathes sex. Being a working girl with multiple sex partners and two somewhat serious relationships most of her days are spent erotically bumping and grinding. In this book she takes us through every touch, every penetration, every moan and the racy events in the weeks leading to her raunchy life coming to a head: two partners proposed to her within days of each other! Yes you heard right they both proposed, unaware of each other. How it lead to this and how it played ...

There was no invasion. No occupation. No declaration of war. Yet, in the space of two decades, China quietly outmaneuvered the United States in Africa. While Washington talked democracy, Beijing built roads. While American officials issued warnings, Chinese engineers poured concrete. Through infrastructure, loans, trade, elite relationships, and relentless diplomacy, China reshaped Africa’s political and economic landscape — without firing a single shot. The Silent Conquest exposes how this happened. Drawing on geopolitics, economics, diplomacy, and on-the-ground realities, Frederick ...

He once owned her pleasure. Now she owns his weakness. Daniel Spencer was the billionaire who punished Ella for daring to want him. The man who believed control was love. The obsession she couldn’t escape. But Ella is done running. Done surrendering. Done letting him write the rules. She’s back — not to be claimed… but to claim something of her own. Daniel still burns for her. Still craves the taste of her defiance. Still thinks she’ll kneel when he whispers her name. He has no idea what she’s learned: Power feels better on her side. As the final battle between love and ...

She ran from his desire. Now she’s trapped by his obsession. Ella Mayfield thought distance would save her from Daniel Spencer — the dangerously seductive billionaire who turned pleasure into a trap. But Daniel doesn’t believe in losing. And he never forgets what he wants. When he tracks her down, it isn’t love he brings. It’s consequences. He knows every weakness she hides. Every desire she denies. Every secret she fears he’ll expose. Ella refuses to fall back under his control… but her body remembers him too well. And punishment has never felt so close to pleasure. With ...

Heartbreak is one of the most universal experiences in the world — yet it is one of the least understood. Everyone will face it, yet very few people ever learn how to navigate it without losing themselves. We are taught how to succeed in our careers, how to solve problems, how to pursue our dreams — but almost no one teaches us how to rebuild our hearts when they shatter. Healing After Heartbreak fills that gap. This book is more than a guide; it is a companion. It walks with you through the stages of heartbreak — the shock, the confusion, the pain, the rebuilding — with compassion ...

Across Nigeria and Africa, stories of ritual money, human sacrifice, mysterious disappearances, and sudden wealth continue to dominate public imagination. The myth of blood money remains one of Africa’s most terrifying and influential beliefs. But what is real, and what is folklore?Yet beneath the fear lies a complex mix of psychology, economics, culture, crime, religion, and misinformation. In Blood Money & Ritual Money, Frederick Amakom dismantles the myth with clarity and evidence through powerful analysis and cultural insight. From Yahoo Plus culture to Prosperity Gospel teachings, ...

He offers pleasure that feels like worship. But he takes control like it’s a right. Ella Mayfield never wanted complications — just desire on her terms. But Daniel Spencer isn’t a man anyone controls. One look, one touch, and she’s caught in a world where passion is a promise…and obsession is a cage. He gives her nights she’ll never forget. He whispers that she was made for him. He demands she never walk away. Ella knows she should run. But with him, danger feels better than safety — and surrender feels like sin she can’t stop craving. As pleasure pulls her deeper into his ...

They lent money. Then they declared war. Across Nigeria, millions borrow to survive — only to face humiliation for daring to be poor. Financial Terrorism reveals the hidden criminal networks behind digital loan apps: the offshore owners, the harassment machinery, the data misuse, the threats that destroy families, careers, and mental health. Through shocking testimonies, daring investigations, and survivor victories, this book exposes how digital lenders weaponize shame — and shows the powerful ways Nigerians are fighting back. This is more than a book. It is a movement against fear. A ...

There are many races on the surface of the earth today, there were probably more in the not so distant past. From where did all these races come to be? What race were the first humans on the planet earth, the original race? Were they Caucasian white, Negroid, Mongoloid, Capoid or Australoid? If you have ever seen a photo of a movie about Adam and Eve and Jesus Christ, in almost every one of those photos or movies, they are portrayed as white Caucasian people. The images are so ubiquitous and so engraved into our common psyches that it is taken as a matter of fact that these figures were ...

Nigeria in December is a living, breathing festival. Streets hum with music, lights dazzle the night, markets overflow, and communities reunite. Families cook in bulk, friends reconnect, and cities transform into stages for endless entertainment. Detty December is more than a party season — it is a cultural phenomenon, an emotional rollercoaster, and a logistical challenge all at once. It tests your physical stamina, social intelligence, financial discipline, and emotional resilience. This book is for anyone who wants to experience the best of December while surviving it intact. From ...

Cybercrime in Nigeria is not a fringe activity confined to dimly lit backrooms—it is a parallel economy, one built on ambition, desperation, ingenuity, and exploitation. On the streets of Nigeria, fraud is both condemned and normalized. It inspires fear abroad and, disturbingly, admiration at home. In my research, I encountered young men who entered the world of fraud believing they had no other viable path. I met victims whose lives were emotionally and financially shattered. I interviewed investigators fighting a battle that feels endless. Each voice revealed a piece of a complex ...

A Groundbreaking Book That Reclaims the True Origin of Humanity. For centuries, Western art and colonial theology have portrayed Adam and Eve — and the earliest chapters of the Bible — through a European lens. But what if the world’s most foundational story has always been rooted in Africa? BLACK GENESIS uncovers the overwhelming scientific, historical, linguistic, and biblical evidence that humanity’s first parents were people of color — and that Eden was located in or near the heart of ancient Africa. Blending archaeology, genetics, anthropology, Scripture, and African history, ...