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 Hi Everyone,

 It's been one year since this blog debuted and I must say, the experience running it has been amazing. Though, it could be hectic at times since I've to combine it with my job and other commitments, I've cherished every moment I've spent running it.

 And to my wonderful readers, visitors, followers, advertisers, wellwishers and others, I want to say a very big thank you for being there. Special thanks to my blog manager, the hardworking and very patient David Lawal, my colleagues, friends and family: Mr Lekan, Justice, Ahmed, Blessing, Ibiba, Pat, Joe, Okorie, Paul, Efe, Mark and so many others for your support, advice and encouragement. You made the blog grow to what it has become today- the most popular website in its niche in Nigeria in the space of one year!

 I appreciate you all and I promise to keep bringing hot stories that will keep you entertained and informed.

 Normally, this anniversary calls for celebration with champagne, cake and a party but due to the economic recession in the country, we'll have the party at a later date when the economy improves. However, we  have some other activities lined up to mark the day including a project we are working on which we will officially announce at a later date.

 In the meantime, to show a little appreciation for your support, our popular and fast selling ebook 'Tomorrow Never Ends' will be free for download between November 4-5, 2016 to readers. Click here for a copy:

For our Nigerian/African readers and visitors who can't access the book on Amazon, you will get a PDF version of the book for free. All you need do is get the answer to the little quiz below and the book is all yours. It's an easy quiz anyone can get right. Hint: Check the archives for the book promo I did a few months ago when the book was first published.

Question: What are the names of the two lead characters -male and female- in the book?

 Entries close on Thursday November 10, 2016 so get cracking so you don't miss out! All entries should be sent to psaduwa007@gmail.com or sms 08054701481


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 'Tomorrow Never Ends' book review from Francis (a reader from Port-Harcourt, Rivers State)

   "A truly intriguing tale full of drama, fascinating characters and incidents, well written in a flowing, easy-to read style. I usually take my time to read a book but I made this book an exception as I found it difficult to put down once I started. Full of suspense, you want to know what happens next to the main characters especially the lovers. Will the Seer be able to help them resolve their relationship problems? Will things work out for them or will they part for good?
 Can't wait for the next book in the series to come out!

 Highly recommended. Kudos to the writer!"


  Do enjoy your weekend!

  Patience (Blog Author)




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