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For decades, UFOs were dismissed as conspiracy theory. Then governments changed their language. In 2021, the U.S. intelligence community acknowledged encounters with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) displaying flight characteristics not fully understood. Congressional hearings followed. Military pilots went on record. Radar data was released. The ridicule stopped. But the evidence did not confirm aliens. So where does the truth lie? In Are We Alone?, this gripping investigative study examines the phenomenon from every angle: Documented military encounters, including the USS Nimitz ...

The Book of Revelation is the most debated — and most misunderstood — book in the Bible. For centuries, readers have tried to decode its beasts, dragons, plagues, and mysterious number 666. Many have turned it into a prediction chart for modern politics. Others avoid it entirely out of fear. But what if Revelation is not a book of panic — but a book of power? In Revelation Decoded, Frederick Amakom strips away speculation and returns the final book of Scripture to its biblical foundation. Instead of reading Revelation through modern headlines, this book interprets every vision through...

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 ...

Did the Yoruba people descend from heaven through Oduduwa? For centuries, Yoruba oral tradition has told of a sacred descent — a chain from the sky, sand scattered upon primordial waters, and the founding of Ile-Ife, the spiritual cradle of a civilization. But what does archaeology say? What does linguistics reveal? What does DNA research confirm? In The Real Origins of the Yoruba, Frederick Amakom brings together oral history, Ifa philosophy, political systems, archaeology, colonial historiography, and modern genetic science to answer one of Africa’s most important civilizational ...

Artificial Intelligence did not come out of nowhere. To the public, AI seemed to arrive overnight—suddenly writing, speaking, creating, predicting, and deciding. But behind that moment lies a long, often forgotten history of ideas, failures, and quiet breakthroughs stretching back centuries. This Book tells the true story of Artificial Intelligence—not as hype, prophecy, or science fiction, but as a deeply human project shaped by ambition, error, patience, and power. Written for general readers, students, and policymakers, this book answers the questions everyone is asking: What is ...

HELLFIRE! What the Bible Really Teaches—and What It Does Not For centuries, many churches have taught that hell is a literal lake of fire where sinners burn forever and ever for the sins of a short human life. But is that really what the Bible teaches—or is it a tradition shaped by fear, philosophy, and history? Hellfire Examined challenges one of Christianity’s most terrifying doctrines with careful, scripture-driven analysis and moral clarity. Without denying judgment, sin, or accountability, this book asks a simple but unsettling question: Can eternal conscious torment be ...

Nigeria is one of the most religious nations on earth. It is also one of the most morally broken. Churches and mosques dominate the landscape. God’s name is invoked in politics, courts, elections, and everyday speech. Public officials swear oaths on the Bible and the Qur’an. Criminals pray. Corrupt leaders fast. Killers invoke God. Yet corruption thrives. Justice collapses. Elections are stolen. Violence is normalized. Hypocrisy is rewarded. In NIGERIA: A Very Religious Nation, A Very Ungodly People , social commentator Frederick Amakom delivers a fearless moral indictment of a society ...

For centuries, people have asked the same question: Where did life come from? Some believe life began by accident — a cosmic stroke of chance that formed the first living cell and later evolved into everything we know today. Others believe life began intentionally, crafted by an intelligent Creator with purpose and design. Everywhere you look, life is bursting with order and brilliance. A single living cell is more complex than the most advanced factory humans have ever built. The human brain is more powerful than any supercomputer. DNA contains more carefully arranged information than ...

Lose weight—without giving up your lifestyle. Without extreme diets. Without suffering through routines you can’t maintain. If you’re tired of weight-loss plans that demand you abandon the foods you enjoy, avoid social life, and live in constant restriction, this book offers a smarter alternative. Lose Weight Without Losing Your Lifestyle shows you how to get healthier without turning your life upside down. This is not a diet. It’s a sustainable approach to weight loss that fits into real life. Inside this book, you’ll discover: Why most diets fail because they clash with your ...

When Someone You Love Dies is a gentle, clear-headed guide for anyone learning how to live after loss. Grief is often misunderstood. People are told to be strong, to move on, or to find meaning too quickly. This book takes a different approach. It does not rush healing or offer clichés. Instead, it explains what grief actually feels like, why it behaves the way it does, and how to survive when life no longer feels familiar. Written in a calm, compassionate voice, this book helps readers: Understand the emotional and physical effects of grief Recognize that there is no “right” way or ...

Empire of Sex: Obsession - A Dark Erotic Romance of Power. Book One of the Empire of Sex Trilogy She built her life on control. Then desire found the one boundary she couldn’t break. Alexandra Vale doesn’t chase. She owns. Power is her language, restraint her armor, and pleasure something she manages—not something that manages her. Until one woman refuses to submit. What begins as curiosity becomes fixation. Boundaries blur. Control tightens. And the harder Alexandra tries to possess what she wants, the more dangerous her desire becomes. As obsession sharpens and power fractures, ...

Banditry is not a crime of poverty — it is a business of power. What began as cattle rustling has transformed into one of the most organized criminal economies in Africa. Hidden deep in the forests of Zamfara, Katsina, Kaduna, and Niger, armed groups now control territory, levy taxes, and negotiate ransoms worth millions. In the forests of Northern Nigeria fear has become law. Children learn to run at the sound of motorcycles. Mothers bury sons they couldn’t afford to ransom. Villages pay taxes to men with guns for the right to stay alive. But behind the horror is a system — a ...

Nigeria is one of the world’s most misunderstood investment destinations. To some, it is too risky to touch. To others, it is sold as the “next big thing” without context. Both views cost investors money. Investing in is written for Americans, Europeans, Asians, and diaspora investors who want facts—not hype—about how money is actually made, protected, and repatriated in Africa’s largest economy. This book does not promise easy profits. It explains where profits really come from, why many foreign investors fail, and how disciplined investors succeed. What This Book Covers How ...

Power is easy. Choice is not. In the final book of the Empire of Sex Trilogy, control no longer defines intimacy. After obsession and collapse, Alexandra must learn what remains when power is stripped away. Love demands more than desire. It demands restraint. It demands consent. This is not a redemption story. It is a reckoning. Empire of Sex: Consent is a dark erotic romance about rebuilding intimacy without leverage—and choosing desire without ownership.

Obsession was only the beginning. In Empire of Sex: Want, desire no longer asks permission—it demands surrender. What Alexandra once believed she controlled now consumes her, dragging everything she built toward collapse. Jealousy sharpens. Power slips. And the line between need and destruction disappears. As consequences multiply and restraint fractures, Alexandra must face the most dangerous truth of all: wanting someone too much can cost you everything. This is a dark erotic romance of escalation, addiction, and the slow unraveling of power. The trilogy concludes in Empire of Sex: ...

How does a candy seller from Kano become the architect of Africa’s largest refinery? For decades, Africa exported raw materials and imported finished goods. Then one man began building differently. did not chase trends. He built cement plants. He constructed fertilizer complexes. He financed one of the largest single-train oil refineries in the world. He built scale. In Dangote: The Making of Africa’s Most Powerful Industrialist, Frederick Amakom delivers the definitive deep analysis of the billionaire industrialist who reshaped Nigeria’s economic landscape. This book goes beyond ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...