Zayzee Writes

The Things We Don’t Say Out Loud: Men’s Mental Health, Trauma, and Healing

2026-03-22T19:03:00.004+01:00

There are things we carry that never make it into conversations because we don’t always have the language for them. So we move on. Or at least, we try to.

We grow older. We become more accomplished. We build lives that look complete from the outside. We take on responsibility. We show up for others. We learn how to function, how to perform, how to keep going. But beneath all of that, some things, like the pain and hurt we carry, remain untouched.

For many men, especially, silence has become a kind of training. They learn early that vulnerability is dangerous territory. They learn to manage pain privately and over time, that silence hardens into something else that affects their emotional well-being and, often, their mental health. Conversations around men’s mental health are still limited, and many are left to deal with unprocessed trauma alone.

This is the space My Mrs Solomon steps into.

My Mrs Solomon, by Olutunmbi Idowu, is the story of a man who appears to be moving forward, but internally, he is confronted by something he has long tried to outrun—a past that refuses to stay buried.

As the world around him slows down during a global crisis, he is forced into an encounter with himself. What unfolds is a story about trauma and what it means to face it.

The story presents the idea that healing is also spiritual, and that restoration is possible, even in places we have long considered beyond repair.

In a time where so many are carrying more than they can explain, My Mrs Solomon invites reflection, especially around men’s mental health, trauma, and healing.

My Mrs Solomon is available on Amazon and Selar .

Book Review: Conversations Before I Do by Maureen Tamunokubie

2026-01-09T07:31:00.003+01:00

Love is a beautiful thing, but too often, when we’re caught in its spell, we forget to think deeply. We dream, we plan, and we hope. One thing we rarely do is pause to have the conversations that truly matter. What is common today, when we’re planning to get married, is to attend a marriage counselling class to prepare us for the future ahead. But there is so much to cover, and the allocated time for these classes is barely enough. This is why early preparation, even before the conversations about getting married, is important, and this is where this book, Conversations Before I Do, comes in. It is a refreshing, insightful, and deeply practical guide for couples preparing to say “I do.”

As an editor, I approach every manuscript with a critical eye. I look for coherence, flow, and structure. And most importantly, especially when it’s a work of nonfiction, I check for relevance. I’ve worked on many books about marriage and relationships, but I wasn’t prepared for Conversations Before I Do. From the introduction, the author went straight to the point in declaring her goal, to help couples intentionally work towards achieving the best future together.

Now, unlike the usual adjustments most manuscripts require to achieve clarity, the author’s expression of her thoughts and ideas was understandable. I found myself impressed, even captivated, because her writing showed both maturity and relevance. Her writing combined warmth with wisdom, for someone so young, and if you were told that this book was written by someone who has been married for many, many years, you would believe it easily.

What stands out most in Conversations Before I Do is its all-inclusive approach. Maureen explores subjects that form the bedrock of every healthy marriage—from uncovering one’s past and aligning personal values to parenthood, conflict and weathering life storms. Each chapter in this book is important. Each one is a prompt that encourages couples to pause, reflect, and engage in honest dialogue before committing to forever.

The book opens with “The Beginning of a Beautiful Journey.” Here, the author encourages couples to reflect on the early moments of their relationship and identify the attraction that drew them together. Maureen also guides readers through conversations about “Shared Values and Beliefs,” singling out religion and spirituality, culture and tradition. The author stresses that having opposing values tends to create friction in the family. In the chapter about “Family Dynamics,” the author helps couples to understand the importance of knowing and sharing each other’s family background because nature and nurture play a vital role in the success of marriages.

Also, the three areas that marriage counsellors usually say are the bedrock of a successful home were covered in this book. They are finance, romance/intimacy and communication. Maureen did not only depend on her experience when writing about these topics. She brought in expert opinion to give credence to her words.

Her writing is simple yet profound, her tone compassionate and firm. She doesn’t dictate what a relationship should look like. Instead, she provides the questions and wisdom that help each couple find their own path. She also uses her lived experiences and those she gathered from her research to further explain what each topic is trying to communicate, and this is important in building trust between the author and the reader because she is not just saying something she hasn’t practised.

This book also balances practicality and hope. The author does not romanticise marriage; she acknowledges from the beginning that love, while powerful, is not enough to achieve a successful relationship, which is why she invites readers to build on love with understanding, communication, and intentional growth. In doing so, she transforms what could have been a mere “pre-marital checklist” into a manual for lifelong partnership.

I must also include that providing an activity workbook along with the main book shows how the author is gently but firmly guiding couples to be intentional in putting in the necessary work to ensure building a successful future together.

Despite the title, Conversations Before I Do is not only for those preparing to get married. It can also be a useful compass for couples who have been married to navigate, set new goals and work towards achieving them. This book will help people in relationships see clearly the beauty and the responsibility of choosing a life partner.

Working on this book, I had two roles. One as an editor and the second as a reader, someone in a committed relationship. I have been married for 15 years, and I can confirm that the topics covered in this book are relevant for achieving success in our homes and relationships.
So, before you say “I do,” talk—really talk. Because the conversations you have today can shape the marriage you’ll have tomorrow. And this is basically the message the author is trying to convey.

Get your copy on Amazon or Selar.

It also comes with a workbook. Here and here.

Before You Open 'The Path I’ve Been On', Read This

2025-03-06T14:01:00.002+01:00

Foreword

Life is a journey filled with twists, turns, triumphs, and challenges. In The Path I’ve Been On, Uzezi Adesite invites readers to walk with her through more than two decades of experiences, lessons, and reflections as a writer, journalist, and publisher.

This compilation of essays and reflections serves as both a memoir and a guide, blending storytelling, professional insights, and timeless lessons into a deeply introspective narrative about finding purpose, embracing growth, and overcoming obstacles.

I have had the privilege of witnessing the power of storytelling to inspire and transform, and Uzezi’s work exemplifies this beautifully. Uzezi’s prose is engaging and conversational, inviting readers into her world with unflinching honesty and vulnerability. From her early days as a blogger and journalist to her later ventures as an editor, ghostwriter, and publisher, the narrative is punctuated by moments of resilience, self-discovery, and triumph over adversity.

One of the book’s greatest strengths lies in its relatability. Uzezi’s anecdotes about challenges faced during Nigeria’s blogging boom, navigating Lagos traffic, or managing creative blocks resonate with anyone who has faced their own struggles in pursuit of a dream. Her reflections on faith, perseverance, and the importance of documentation lend the work a depth that transcends the creative field.

The Path I’ve Been On also stands out for its practical wisdom. Aspiring writers and entrepreneurs will find valuable insights into the intricacies of ghostwriting, publishing, and adapting to change in a fast-paced industry. Uzezi’s advocacy for documenting personal stories underscores the importance of preserving individual and collective histories.

While the narrative occasionally delves into extensive details, these moments enrich the book’s authenticity, painting a vivid picture of the author’s experiences.

Uzezi's ability to articulate her journey with such clarity and sincerity ensures that every reader will find something to take away—be it motivation, solace, or a renewed sense of direction. This universal appeal makes The Path I’ve Been On an inspiring read. Whether you are a writer, a creative professional, or someone searching for clarity on your path, this book offers nuggets of wisdom that transcend industries and borders.

As you embark on this literary journey, I encourage you to reflect on your own path, celebrate your victories, and embrace the lessons embedded in your struggles. Uzezi’s story is a testament to the resilience, passion, and faith required to craft a fulfilling life. Her words will undoubtedly leave an indelible mark on your heart.

Welcome to a journey of discovery, growth, and inspiration.

Segun Aribisala

(Doctoral Candidate in English Literature, UNILAG)

The Path I've Been On is available on Amazon, Selar and Rovingheights.

Why You Should Write A Book Now: 5 Compelling Reasons

2024-11-30T15:21:00.002+01:00

I often hear people say:

“I’d love to write a book!”
“I have a great idea for one.”
“I’m not sure it’s the right time.”

My response is always the same: “Do it!”

The best time to write a book is now. You might think you don’t have a story to tell, but the truth is, we all have at least one book inside us. And no, the world can never have too many books. The publishing industry is vast, with room for every voice.

Still unsure? Let’s dive into the top five reasons why you should write a book today:

1. Share Your Unique Story or Expertise

Your experiences, insights or knowledge can inspire or guide others to transform their lives. Documenting and sharing your story with the world immortalises it. For example, my soon-to-be-released book, The Path I’ve Been On, narrates my journey from the beginning of my career, highlighting the training and challenges I’ve navigated to get to where I am today.

2. Inspire, Educate and Inform

Books are powerful tools for personal and societal change. Books have inspired and informed me throughout my life. In the same way, your words can make a lasting impact.

3. Boost Your Credibility and Personal Brand

A book solidifies your position as an authority in your field. Prospective clients usually ask for samples of my work. It gives them confidence that I can deliver the services I am selling. So, writing and publishing your book is a testament to your dedication and authority in your field, which helps you stand out in a crowded market and brings referrals.

4. Unlock New Opportunities

Books can open doors to opportunities such as speaking engagements, teaching, business collaborations, and financial rewards. They also expand your reach to a global audience. For entrepreneurs, writing a book about leveraging tech to grow a business can lead to speaking engagements and partnerships. Creatives can use their books to showcase their passion and connect with like-minded institutions. Personally, I’ve had opportunities to speak at events, edit manuscripts and ghostwrite books for clients from different parts of the world, all thanks to my involvement in the publishing world.

5. Challenge Yourself and Grow

Writing challenges you―you’ll learn discipline, goal setting, organisation etc. It expands your skills―you’ll become a better writer, researcher, editor etc. It deepens your self-awareness. Writing is a journey of personal growth that leaves you stronger and more accomplished.

Conclusion

If you’ve ever thought about how to start writing a book, the time to start is now. Don’t let doubt or procrastination hold you back. Your story deserves to be told, and the world is waiting to read it.

Ready to get started? Click here to explore our services and take the first step toward realising your dream today!

The Path I've Been On

2024-07-17T08:54:00.012+01:00

The Phases of Life and My Writing Journey

The journey of life is in phases. There is always something that sets the ball rolling for the space we eventually find ourselves occupying later in life. For me, it was a challenge from my brother. I took it, and it changed the course of my life.

From Past Activities to Present Skills

It is interesting that the activities we engaged in, in the past, have become useful skills in the present: reviewing submitted manuscripts at my place of work, writing synopses and crafting titles for the novellas my company published, doing newspaper interviews and turning them into feature stories, etc. I didn't know they were all going to culminate into services Zayzee Limited now offers clients.

Two Decades in the Publishing Space

How do I explain that I have been on this writing journey, in the publishing space, for more than two decades? I can only do so in stories, and indeed, they are a compilation of them.

Learning and Growing

Between the joys and pains, I learnt and grew on the job to perfect what I do today. There are so many people who helped me get here—people who challenged me and opened doors for me to walk through—and I am still on the journey...

Introducing My New Book

Meet my new book, The Path I've Been On.

For more insights on writing and publishing, explore older posts. To learn more about the services offered by Zayzee Limited, visit our services page.

Discussing Emotional and Physical Abuse (A Review)

2024-01-22T10:40:00.004+01:00

Book Title: ENDURING
Author: Nkechi Pat Nelson
Publisher: Zayzee Limited
Year of Publication: 2023
ISBN: 978-978-799-577-0
Reviewer: Courage Okegbo

A beautiful yet heartbreaking story. ENDURING is the story of women in search of love, peace and stability but they get quite the opposite―infidelity, abuse, pain and heartache.

A series of unexpected events brings about change, confusion and fear but they have to make a choice, to follow their hearts, get a chance to love, peace and freedom or continue living in pain. This should be an easy choice right? Not really.

The women have reasons for enduring and living in pain. For one, she wonders what society will say, because society always keeps an eye on women watching and judging yet it is okay for men to carry on as they see fit.

When Ruth does a fraction of what her husband has been doing for years, all hell is let loose. She is no longer sure whether to move forward or continue to endure for the sake of her children and peace. For Ethel, it's the fear of being hurt again by men. This fear stands in the way when Tim, who has also endured an unfaithful and manipulative wife crosses paths with her.

The focus of this book cuts across emotional and physical abuse, not just to women but also to men. It looks at how societal norms cage us in, not caring about our pain, but encouraging us to keep up a front and pretend we're okay while we're not.

I like how the author shows us that nothing is really as it seems and a lot of us are “actually” broken inside but society and religion tie us down, making us unable to speak up or cry out. The entire book took me on an emotional rollercoaster and the ending made me lose my mind but I understood why.

The author covers the topic of emotional and physical abuse in a balanced fashion, by showing different instances of both physical and emotional abuse and also showing that anyone and everyone, men and women can and are subject to these forms of abuse.

Life Is Shutter Than You Think (Book Review)

2023-12-15T14:24:00.002+01:00

Book Title: Life is Shutter Than You Think
Author: Mosopefoluwa Onanusi
Publisher: Zayzee Limited
Year of Publication: 2022
ISBN: 978-978-790-017-8
Reviewer: Uzezi Adesite

The whole essence of Life is Shutter Than You Think is to motivate the reader to follow his or her heart and pursue dreams. But there is a difference here because Mosope shows us that you do not put the cart before the horse. You do not say you have a passion for something and are unwilling to take any step to live in it and experience it, yet you expect the harvest that comes with it. You follow your heart but in doing so, you use your head.

In the very first chapter, Going From the Known to the Unknown, we were made to understand that the writer had a trainer and she was a student learning the basics. She wasn’t following her dream blindly or calling herself a professional photographer just because she liked how it sounded. The parlance we have all come to know today as fake it till you make it. This wasn’t the script she presented. She was training to be better and developing a skill she was passionate about and while the fire was burning hot she decided to embrace it because fuel gives us the necessary speed and courage to move when we decide to leave our comfort zones and no amount of brakes applied is able to stop someone that has tasted a bit of what he or she has been dreaming about.

Having experienced a bit of the life she had a passion for and had decided to move towards, it is no wonder that her bosses in the organization she used to work in felt she was making a mistake. She was throwing away a job she was well equipped for, exchanging it for something there was a guarantee about. And this is the intrigue of this book.

While the writer did not take the reader on a step-by-step description or record of how she did it from the day she left her job to where she is today, she gave a glimpse into her world, turning the spotlight on the different areas of her life that make her who she is, but most importantly, the role that being a photographer plays in all of this.

We can also say that her story going by this book is a journal of the life of an entrepreneur, the good, the bad and the ugly, but most importantly the lessons gathered and how they contributed to building that needed credibility based on her consistency and despite the roadblocks.

In motivating her readers, there are pieces of advice strewn around the pages of this book that contribute to its worth. Take, for example, the chapter that talks about Others’ Experiences; My Lesson, where she draws the reader's attention to the fact that we do not only have to learn from personal experiences but from everywhere, every situation, and everybody and she went on to share how other people’s experiences that she learnt from, guided her in different circumstances.

Beyond the obvious though, one of the write-ups that stands out for me is “Mind Your Business” and by the end of this write-up, the reader gets a different admonition because instead of minding our business, we are encouraged to get into other people’s businesses by being compassionate. By the end of this write-up, we get to answer the unasked question to ascertain if we are succeeding in being compassionate and loving others like ourselves.

One thing or value that the writer possesses, which shouldn’t be lost on any reader because it glares at us from the pages of the book is her determination and commitment to what she believes in, doing the hard work and going the mile to build her credibility, which are assets that many young people today can build on, and assets that no entrepreneur can do without. Also worth noting is the writer’s ability to dare to dream because she painted for the reader some interesting images from her future, giving an idea of what she sees in her future which she is heading towards.

Life is Shutter Than You Think can be described as Mosope’s way of ensuring that she lives her life meaningfully. That is why the book is packed with 44 articles or write-ups that are independent of the one that comes before or after them. Each piece is complete in itself, short captivating and straight to the point, which is shedding more light on the topic of that entry.

Mosope has written a book that is very entertaining as well as educative. In some places, you will smile, at others you will laugh and at others still, you will nod your head in agreement. With her words, she absorbs the reader into her world because this book is a representation of who she is. It is not fiction but her personal journey and like in the chapter that says “You are A Pretender’, where she writes that she tells people not to assume her personality, I can safely say that reading this book can actually help the reader to assume Mosope’s personality and the reader wouldn’t be far from the truth.

Her style of writing is straight to the point. The use of everyday language that you and I use and is easy to understand is, of course, what makes the book engaging.

If you are yet to get a copy, then you can do so here if you are in Nigeria, or on Amazon.

Read ENDURING For Free Here

2023-09-15T10:56:00.001+01:00

SYNOPSIS: She had always desired love, respect, and care from her husband, but instead, Ruth was subjected to emotional abuse and infidelity. Despite the hardships, she endured and adapted to her life, assuming the role of a submissive wife and providing a stable home for her children.

However, a series of unexpected events brought about change, confusion, and fear, leading Ruth to allow herself to experience love. This act was considered taboo, yet it was also beautiful and fulfilled her deepest dreams.

While grappling with the pain of past experiences and conflicting teachings, Ruth and the other women who crossed her path faced challenging decisions. They found themselves torn between societal expectations and prioritising their own needs.

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Meet Our Titles

2023-09-10T23:50:00.001+01:00

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Special thanks to Sammy (Sage) Hassan, for the beautiful poem used in the video.

A Note From Uzezi Adesite

2023-06-14T11:39:00.001+01:00

My Introduction as published in Prison to Photography

I picked up some bits and pieces of Seun’s story from his articles when we met in 2018. I didn’t have the full picture; the details about why he went to prison and all that transpired as a result.

When I learned he planned to write his story, From Prison to Photography, I knew I would be one of the first readers of the book because I was already intrigued by his personality and believed knowing his story would give me a better insight into who he is and the things he does.

Then one day he shocked me. “Uzezi, I have decided that you should be the one to write my story,” he said to me. I remember that Saturday in 2019. We were both attending the curriculum review meeting of our class at Daystar Christian Centre as we are both teachers at the Junior Church, and we were standing outside the class of Little Stars 7.

Beyond being excited about the opportunity, I felt honoured. He was going to let me into that vulnerable place to tell me his story. And he did. How you feel when you’re writing your story alone is different from when you’re narrating the same story to someone else. Your emotions, intentions and your truths are laid out.

When you sing to yourself in the bathroom, you pay little attention to how you sound. It’s just you and you’re not afraid of being yourself. But facing an audience is bravery. You are vulnerable enough to let go, to be seen or heard as you are, unsure of the reception or what the critics would say. And this is exactly what Seun did. As he narrated, I took a trip with him back in time and became not only a spectator but also a pupil because Seun’s story is an institution where I had to unlearn things I thought I knew to learn a different acceptance.

Each time, while listening to the audio files we recorded, while transcribing and developing the story, I was struck afresh by the magnitude of Seun’s experience and appreciated the strength in his seeming weakness as a defenceless prisoner, and the child no parent wants to have. Then, I would arrive at one of the reasons why I agreed to take on this project with him ― The turnaround.

More than anything, that was the story I was interested in. Fallen so deep, coated with layers of shame and finding the strength to peel back layer after layer despite the sting to get back up, is what this book is all about.

Jentezen Franklin, in one of his sermons, said “Goliaths don’t show up till you enter the territory God has promised you … The presence of a giant is proof that you have entered your promised land.”

Ironically, the prison became the path that stirred Seun into the future he is living today. He wouldn’t have it without going to prison and defeating the giants. His story has made me more appreciative of challenges because each one of them has a purpose.

I am glad to have been a part of this project that would impact many lives positively. This gives me a feeling that I am fulfilling my purpose.

Get your copy at any of the listed places.

Roving Heights is here

Selar is here

Amazon is here

How To Improve Your Writing Skills

2023-04-12T08:24:00.004+01:00

1. Read.

Good writers are avid readers. Apart from helping your imagination to break borders and expanding your vocabulary, reading exposes you to different cultures and places * You encounter different styles of writing that can directly or indirectly influence yours * The more you read, the more you’ll learn how to structure your writing; sharpen your descriptive ability and master the use of figures and parts of speech.

If you want to be a better writer, don’t stop reading. Read at least one book every week.

2. Learn the basic principles of writing.

Writers write for readers and not for themselves. With that in mind, when you write, ensure:

• Clarity: the reader should understand your message easily.

• An Active Voice: your subject (the noun) should perform whatever action you are writing about.

• Short Sentences: long sentences can be confusing and you might lose the reader.

• Simplicity: don’t use words that are unnecessary or hard to decipher.

• Order: organise your writing in such a way that it develops and flows from one phase to the next.

You will pick up other principles as you keep writing. Don’t stop!

3. Write consistently.

It is straightforward; the more you do something, the better you get at it. Writing consistently will sharpen your writing skills and help you to communicate more effectively.

4. Use an outline.

You do not embark on a journey without having a clear direction of where you are going. In the same light, your book outline is a roadmap that will show you how to tell your story. What will come first? What will follow it? What will end it? This outline is the sequence of information or events your book will contain.

You need an outline to:

1. Understand your starting point

2. Separate the main points in your book

3. Set small writing targets

4. Write quickly

5. Know what content to develop

6. Plan chapters

7. See what your first draft will look like

Also, the 5Ws and H questions can easily help you summarise each point on your outline.

5. Edit your work.

Always do your first editing before sending your manuscript to a professional editor. Once you have finished writing, it is advisable to leave your manuscript for a few days or weeks before doing a read through with fresh eyes, putting yourself in the shoes of the reader and taking note of what to work on – grammatical errors, story structure, clarity etc.

Happify Your Life

2022-03-18T12:11:00.003+01:00

Dinma Nwobi Writes:

On Sunday, the world will be celebrating International Day of Happiness.

Why happiness?

Happiness is the new flourishing.

Yes, you read right.

Happiness is the new flourishing.

In a world where everything seems to be conspiring to drive you nuts.

In a world where everything seeks to remind you of your failures and inadequacies.

Happiness is the new flourishing.

You will agree with me that our wellbeing is being bastardized daily.

From home, workplace, government, and even our communities, our inner peace is threatened daily. We can no longer afford to allow negative emotions to rule our minds.

I have been on this journey of studying and living out what makes humans flourish and enjoy their own kind of ‘happy’ for years.

In our family,

Raising other happy families is part of our mission statement and we have been doing it in our unique way until Sept 12, 2021, when I heard in my spirit,

“Write a book - the title shall be ‘Happify Your Life’ and teach Nigerians how to make happiness a lifestyle, that is what we need now.”

That inspiration grew into an Experience beyond just a book.

With Happify Your Life Experience, You get

🎯 A book containing the science of happiness and human flourishing in simple language with practical positive interventions to make it your lifestyle.

🎯 A Journal that helps you to reflect on these lifestyle rituals, routines and reminders that optimize your mental and emotional wellbeing and happiness.

🎯 The community where you enjoy monthly coaching from certified Applied Positive Psychology coaches and share courage, connection and compassion with other likeminded people.

We are set to launch the experience on March 20th with a virtual party.

Great speakers like Praise Fowowe, Usar Innocent, Victor Ekpo Bassey, Eyitayo Iyortim, Wendy Ologe will be there to share how positive emotions impact our lives in different dimensions of life.

You want to be there because you need to hack the skills for more flourishing.

The launch party is FREE but you’ve got to register.

https://bit.ly/stayhappified

Share the link with everyone you love.

We will be exploring topics like

👉🏽 Positive Emotions and Mental Wellbeing.

👉🏽 Positive Emotions and Wealth Acceleration

👉🏽 Positive Emotions and Out of the Box Thinking

👉🏽 Positive Emotions and Intentional Parenting

👉🏽 Positive Emotions and Peak Performance.

https://bit.ly/stayhappified

The Kind of Endorsement I Love

2021-11-11T09:00:00.005+01:00

We were arrested and imprisoned in America. We spent more than five months in four different American prisons …

I was there with him; I saw it all as God Messed Him Up!

The highlight of what I do is acknowledgement. When I see my name listed in the Acknowledgement of books I edited, it gets me tickled. With their acknowledgements, the majority of the authors I’ve worked with leave me an opportunity to showcase my past works.

But as a ghostwriter, it is different. I sign a non-disclosure agreement. Because I am a ghost and you don’t see ghosts, nobody is supposed to know I worked on the book. My sister once said it was cheating. But it is a job and it is not my story.

In 2018, when I met Seun, he widened the door that I’d only cracked a little and grew my career as a ghostwriter, which has given me the opportunity to meet some big names I cannot mention whose books I have ghostwritten. The ripple effect continues with referrals.

Imagine my shock this morning. I woke up to the cover of his book which we started work on in 2019 (yeah, it took us that long and in-between pauses and other projects too), and is soon to be released in February 2022. Amazing book, amazing story, amazing testimony, extremely inspiring. And I get to share authorship? Wow!

This is the biggest endorsement of my life as a writer.

Preorder your copy of this soon of be international bestseller here.

And by the way, if you are still waiting to book my services, book now in advance. 2022 is already looking tight 😁

Book My Services

2021-07-23T10:48:00.019+01:00

Hello,

Have you ever thought about writing your life story (an autobiography), your journey in business, leadership, faith, or industry, but struggled to find the time or the right words?

I can help you tell it.

My name is Uzezi. I am a professional ghostwriter, and I bring life to my clients’ ideas by expressing their thoughts clearly, and in their voice.

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Beyond writing, I conduct in-depth research to enrich your story, ensuring your book is personal, valuable and enduring.

Whether you want to write:

An autobiography or memoir
A business or “How To” book
A book addressing public misconceptions
A story of challenging life events
A thought-leadership book in your industry

Your story deserves to be documented.

Book a consultation here

A book outlives its author. It becomes a legacy, a resource for future generations, a guide for those who look up to you, and yes, a potential income stream.

If you already have a concept, we refine and structure it.

If you don’t, I'll help you build one from scratch.

From interviews to research to the final manuscript, I manage the entire writing process professionally and confidentially.

Why Work With Me

15 years’ experience as a journalist covering diverse beats
Ghostwritten autobiographies, memoirs, business books, faith-based works, health, motivation, and fiction
Edited numerous manuscripts
Strict confidentiality (NDA signed with all clients)
No claim to your intellectual property
Skilled at retaining your voice and personality
Professional, deadline-driven, and detail-oriented

Writing is my lifestyle.

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My Leaking Water Cistern

2021-07-08T10:25:00.004+01:00

By Anne Oboho

I once told you about my one-room apartment.

This one-room apartment has one toilet.

When I moved in 13 years ago, I met a faulty water cistern in the toilet, but bought a new one and replaced it.

But you know how almost everything you buy in the market is fake.

This water cistern started leaking water and I did not know. I only observed that my toilet was always flooded and I would bail water every time I want to use it.

The plumber could not detect the source of the flood.

But one day, I heard the sound of dripping water and discovered it came from that cistern.

I was happy that the source of the constant flood had been spotted.

I did not want to rush to the market and buy another cistern; that thing cost N5,000 13 years ago as fake as it is. I imagined that I might have to part with at least N50,000 for it now.

So, I did what any economic minded person would do. I put a small paint bucket under the cistern to collect the water.

But the paint bucket is small, so, I regularly empty it when it is full and keep the empty bucket back to collect the water.

One morning, however, I went to the toilet and saw that a small body of flood had collected and the bucket was full of water. The bucket must have been full overnight.

I just mumbled under my breadth ‘while men slept’.

Then I remembered Christ telling a story of how somebody's enemy went and sowed tares in his cornfield “while men slept.”

It occurred to me that most of the problems that visit us, visit us at night while we sleep.

The Bible says God who keeps us neither sleeps nor slumbers, but so is the devil and the various challenges we face in life; they don't sleep, they don't slumber.

The number one desire of Nigerian youths is money.

Because Nigeria is a place where people look down on you, write you off and refuse to give you opportunities if you don't have money.

So these young men work hard to get money, (any which way).

Then the herbalist who works with them to get this money does so (at night).

You will usually hear that baba says, wake up by 1am, or 2am and go to the junction and do sacrifice.

The same method is used by politicians seeking power.

They work at night (while men sleep).

I can't even start talking about witches and wizards, those mystical unseen powers we attribute our problems to sometimes.

The fact here is that your problems are sowed at night and they manifest themselves in the morning.

In the morning, you wake up to face sack from work, no customers to buy what you sell, quarrels and beatings from your spouse, rejections from people who are supposed to support you etc.

The lesson is that you have to stop being a lover of sleep.

There is no mystery solution to your problem, the solution is to stop sleeping and start working at night, like your enemies and other ambitious people.

If you are a Christian, Christ said, “watch and pray” watch means “keep your eyes open” stay awake at night while men sleep.

Watch, because when you watch, you can ‘see’. When you see what is coming after you, you can fight it.

Even when you pray, if you don't have an idea of what is disturbing you, or the cause of it, you will pray a general prayer.

But God loves specifics, He wants you to say, “Lord my landlord is on my neck for this month's rent, Lord I don't have the rent. The reason I don't have the rent is that I have been laid off from work. Please provide a job for me so I can pay my landlord.”

These kinds of prayers have the What, Why and How elements in them.

This is how you pray when you stop sleeping and start watching to see who that enemy is and where they are operating from.

I Hope You Enjoyed My Little Story.

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Mood Interrupted

2021-07-01T16:24:00.004+01:00

He said I should ask Him for a birthday gift and immediately, the waterworks started.

I went into His presence this morning not to study the Word or meditate on it. I went not to show appreciation for all He has done for me or to pray. I simply went into His presence to vent on the first day of July because somehow, I found myself in that place nobody loves. Gloom accompanied me to bed and woke with me.

I knew I wasn’t going to achieve any meaningful work today so waited for my husband and kids to leave for work and school because I wanted to sulk alone. Being alone and sulking are BFF.

The rest of the day ahead was glammed up in gloom, patiently waiting for me at the front to present myself, like a bride approaching her groom at the altar. I didn’t want to be a late bride, so made haste to finish the morning chores so I could finally glide down and commit 100% of me, mind, body and soul to gloom for a memorable date.

But the Holy Spirit didn’t let me. He knew the barrage of thoughts the enemy had in store for me once I took that final step into his presence. As I tackled some chores, He whispered “Talk to me.” I didn’t feel like ‘talking’ to Him. This day will belong to gloom. At the end of the day, I will shake out of it and call on Abba.

He still wouldn’t let me. He knew my instant motivational verses posted on my wardrobe door weren’t what I needed this morning. “Talk to me, Uzezi.”

I’m not going to read the Bible.

“That’s okay,” He said.

I don’t want to feel thankful today.

“That’s okay as well.”

And then I started to vent. He kept quiet and listened. At a point, I told Him I knew the enemy was going to have a field day dragging me and I don’t have the strength to stop him. He didn’t push me to ask Him for strength.

I said, “I have been here before. Time and time again, You lifted me from this pit. I feel so guilty coming to ask for the same thing.”

“Uzezi, if you cannot come to me for help, who can you go to?”

And that reminder that I could go to no one for help turned my vent parade into a thankful Thursday. I didn’t have to count my blessings one by one to know what the Lord has done. I didn’t need to taste and see that the Lord is good. Is everything about my life not a testimony?

I felt free as a bride who finally realised on her walk down the aisle she didn’t want to marry the groom. I wasn’t going to be his victim.

But my Lord wasn’t done with detangling me from Mr. Gloom.

He said, “Ask me for a birthday gift.”

And the dam broke. My vision blurred as my face carried the tears whatever way they wanted to flow.

I wanted to say “Surprise me, Lord.” But He reminded me, He was still going to do that. So, I promised to get back to Him on the gift. He doesn’t need ample time to prepare. Minutes later, I asked the Holy Spirit if I could make a list and guess what He said. He is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that I can ask or think …

PS: Even when we have everything going for us, the enemy can come to take one insignificant occurrence and blow it out of proportion. If we aren’t careful, we spiral down to the enemy’s will for us.

I don’t know where you are, but if you are having one of those blue days and need to vent, He is waiting to listen.

And by the way, today is not my birthday. Have a fabulous July.

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After Lights Out (A Review)

2021-06-29T13:39:00.004+01:00

The Book After Lights Out, written by Kemi Owonibi, is a story of new beginnings – the perfect interpretation of 'joy comes in the morning', after a night (season) of weeping (disappointments).

The story centres on Anita and her relationships with Fisayo, Sofie and Tolu, three people whose past stories were essential in ushering Anita into a new season.

Being human and longing to have her dreams fulfilled, Pastor Anita, like many Christians do, unintentionally ignored the small, still and silent voice, ultimately shutting out the help of the Holy Spirit when she allowed herself to be led up her mountain of desires to be tempted.

The pages of this book will take the reader through collisions, as man's plans interfered with God's original assignment resulting in frustrating circumstances, loss of clarity and hollowness.

The writer took a risk by introducing an entanglement that could have easily ripped the story off its purpose, but Kemi skillfully wove her intention out of that entanglement, showing how relationships are meant to be repaired and maintained without bridges being burnt, especially with the help of the Holy Spirit and the promise of a new start where events of yesterday are blotted out and replaced with dawn and new dreams.

The writer also shows a recognisable crack in the church and how as Christians we forget only to cast a stone if we are without sin, we forget that our actions can cause stigma and social isolation to God's children in God's house, with the ability to permanently rip a soul off the right path and prevent another from coming onto the right path.

Kemi also wove mental health disorders into this book, showing how the right care and support can help victims of mental health disorders recover to lead a normal life.

What's more, After Lights Out, is a Christian romance fiction and the writer was bold in capturing vividly the lust and thirst as the major Christian characters yearned without any resistance to satisfy the hunger of their flesh and the ensuing consequences they had to live with until they retraced their steps back into the right paths.

By the end of this book, the reader comes off with lessons about friendship, perseverance, setting healthy boundaries, and above all faith in God.

Read more about the author and download her books here.

Reviewer: Uzezi Adesite

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Write Your Book In 30 Days

2021-06-13T23:18:00.008+01:00

It is time for you to tell your story. In your words, with your voice...

30-Day Writing Workshop

When I started writing in 1997, it wasn’t because I had planned or dreamt of someday becoming a writer. It was because I was challenged by the fact that a sixteen-year-old wrote a novel. I said if she could, I can. Twenty- years later, it's been an interesting writing journey.

There’s a story in you that’s waiting to be told. It might be a lived experience, a topical issue or born out of your imagination. No matter the story you choose to tell, it has a message to deliver.

The purpose of this online workshop is to teach you to write by:

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ü Group live session to cover the outline (once a week)

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I am a creative writer, ghostwriter, editor and publisher. Over the past two decades, what began as a hobby was sharpened into skills in the writing and publishing field, which prepared me for the work I currently do.

Within the last five years, I have ghostwritten 15 books and edited numerous.

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Ciri - A Paranormal Story (Read an excerpt)

2021-05-11T08:47:00.006+01:00

The Call of Ciri could only be ignored for as long as 'It' permitted. There was a set time for everything.

One woman’s mistake will cost three others their happiness.

Omah’s future was already written in stone until her father dared fate. Death hovered always around her loved ones.

Ada’s life was simple and beautiful until destiny threw her into the path of

Leila, who is tormented by her dreams and visions. Both bear an uncanny resemblance that is difficult to ignore, stirring deep secrets. While Ada wants answers, Leila wants the past to remain asleep but her actions are beyond her control, hurting the people she loves.

Funmi; meant to be the new beginning, is the link that brings these women together, thereby setting the dice rolling towards the end of their happiness.

Now available on Okadabooks and Amazon.

Read an excerpt

Twenty

da felt bad about what happened but hurt she wasn’t told they were having a baby.

“What sort of shock would make someone pass out?” She turned to Zim.

He shook his head without looking at her. Zim wanted to leave and drag Ada with him from the hospital. He suddenly felt very protective over her. She had confided in him about being adopted, her unproven relationship with Leila and the truth they didn’t know. And sitting across from them was a woman who could pass for Ada and Leila’s relative because of their identical features. She stared at Ada in fright and Zim couldn’t take his eyes off her for a second. It was as if he was looking at how Ada would look in another fifteen or twenty years.

He dared to take his eyes off and looked at Ada for a moment to see her downcast. When he turned his eyes back on the woman, their eyes met. He felt her hold her breath as if she’d been caught. Nervously, she glanced back at Ada, then at Zim and quickly jumped off her seat and took fast tottering steps away from the waiting area. She stopped and glanced back at Ada, before disappearing into a corridor. Involuntarily, Zim shot up from his seat looking in the direction of the corridor where the woman had disappeared into.

“Zim?” Ada called gently, startled by him.

He looked down at her and sat down. “I'm sorry,” he muttered, and then faced her. “Look sweetheart, do you want to go home now?”

Ada looked at him. “Okay,” she said uncertainly. “Are you alright?”

He smiled. “A sudden ache in my head,” he took her hand. “Come on, we’ll see if Glory is awake.” What a night. He shook his head.

*****

Later, when Chuks walked into Glory’s room, she was awake. He went and sat by her. Taking her hand in his, he kissed it. She was watching him. Her face was still very pale.

Glory was sad about the loss of the baby, but she had no regrets. Ever since they were married, she had always known how difficult it would be to carry a pregnancy to term. Even Chuks knew, so they didn’t push it after her first three pregnancies ended in the first trimester. So why does she have the feeling that her husband was sad at the turn of events? Was he sad because she didn’t tell him?

“How many miles away are you?” Chuks leaned down to kiss her.

She smiled wanly. “I'm right here.” She squeezed his hand weakly. “I'm sorry. I should have told you, but I wanted to get through the first trimester before raising your hopes.”

“Shh,” he held a finger to his lips. “It doesn’t matter. I need you to be strong. Don’t waste the little energy you’ve got.”

She smiled.

“Zim and Ada were here also. But on returning, I missed them. Did you see them?” He asked her.

She shook her head. “Love, there’s something I have to tell you.”

“Not now honey,” he shook his head.

“This can’t wait,” she said, making sure she had his full attention. “When you came downstairs with Ada while I was on the phone, was I alone in the living room?”

Chuks made a face and wondered what a ridiculous question. “Of course, yes. We are just three people in that house remember? The maid left earlier.”

Glory held his gaze. “Leila wasn’t in the house? I mean, after I left for the hospital, you guys didn’t see Leila?”

Chuks could see she was serious. “Honey, Leila is not in town. Remember they left to bury her father-in-law weeks back. She cannot be back yet and Ada wouldn’t know.”

“I know that,” she interrupted him. “Which was why I was surprised when the doorbell rang and it was Ada at the door. At least you heard the bell ring, right?” he shook his head in the negative giving her a strange look. Glory sighed. “Now I am getting scared,” she said as her eyes watered up. “First I wondered why Ada wasn’t with her key. I didn’t even know she stepped outside.”

“Ada and I were upstairs,” Chuks put in.

“So I thought,” Glory said. “But then, she said something was about to happen that will unravel things and that I could stop it. That was when the phone rang and she quickly asked me not to answer it until she was done explaining because it was connected to the call. I laughed it away and was going for the phone and she yanked me back with so much strength, I almost fell. She insisted it was the hospital calling and that I shouldn’t come in this evening no matter what the emergency was.”

“Honey, are you sure I shouldn’t call the doctor? Ada couldn’t have been with you when she was with me. And Ada has never taken such a tone with you.”

Glory nodded. “That was why I was surprised when you guys came down and I looked behind me, and there was no one. It was at that point I realised it wasn’t Ada. It was Leila.”

“Glory? But of course, you can tell them apart and Leila isn’t in town. Aren’t you imagining things?”

Glory shook her head. “No honey. I am not. Because I thought I was as I drove down here. But on getting to the hospital, I think I know why Leila or whoever that was – whom you guys didn’t see – didn’t want me to come here today.”

“What are you talking about?” Chuks asked.

“Where is Ada?”

“She is not here.”

Glory nodded. “Good. Don’t allow her to come into the hospital.” She raised two weak fingers. “There are two of them. Two,” she told him. “I don’t think Ada should see them.”

Chuks pondered her words. Glory sounded so serious and scared all at once. “What are you talking about?” he asked gently.

Glory hesitated to collect her breath. She was still very weak. “At the hospital entrance,” she began. “I saw the woman. I could have passed, but I was strong.” She sighed. “The emergency patient,” Glory shook her head. “A little girl. She looked at me Chuks,” her voice broke and she couldn’t hold the tears anymore.

Chuks was now very attentive. He used his fingers to wipe off the tears “I don’t understand.”

“Tell Vivian to show you the girl I was called in to attend to.”

Chuks hesitated, but she urged him on and he went.

*****

Omah watched Funmi. Her daughter was sleeping peacefully. She knew she came close to losing Funmi and the development left her very confused. The whole thing made no sense. What sort of life was it? Whether she loved Funmi or not, what would happen would happen. Her belief that putting Funmi at arms’ length would lessen the pain when Funmi was gone was destroyed. As best as she could, whatever time they had left together, Omah was going to love her daughter. She would give her life to make Funmi happy.

Omah didn’t understand what kind of convulsion that was. She thought only infants convulsed but what Funmi went through was beyond her explanation. She told the cab to take her to the nearest hospital. When Funmi continued to convulse, Omah ran out of the hospital. She was afraid and didn’t want to see when her daughter died.

When she went back into the hospital minutes later, she found everyone tending to the lady doctor who fainted in Funmi’s room. Instincts told Omah something wasn’t right.

Nothing scared Omah in all her years as that girl in the waiting room did. Not even the fear she felt all those years back when Mohammed Adamu locked her up could compare to what the sight of that girl inflicted on her.

A stranger with the Watcher’s face! The resemblance pulled at her memory, trying to reveal a story that was buried. As scared as she was, her eyes never left the girl. Omah kept staring and blinking, hoping the picture would disappear. But it was real. She stared at a younger version of herself. Omah then made a mistake of glancing over at the girl’s companion who had noticed what she noticed.

That was when she fled. Omah was scared. The girl must know the doctor and the doctor had been shocked to see Funmi. Omah wished Funmi took after her father in looks. It would have made her life easier.

Sitting beside her sleeping daughter, she wanted a doctor to tell her she was free to leave with Funmi. Though it was past midnight, time wouldn’t delay her. She wasn’t sure what would happen if she saw that girl again. She wanted to run.

Suddenly feeling the presence of someone else, she turned and saw a man standing inside the room and looking at Funmi, his face expressionless. Thinking he was a doctor, Omah rose to meet him. “Good morning doctor,” she said. “Do you think she’s alright now? Can we leave?”

He stared at her quietly in hesitation before nodding towards the bed, not taking his eyes off her face. “Is that your daughter?” he asked gently.

Omah nodded. “Yes, doctor.”

“I'm not a doctor,” he told her, returning his gaze to the girl on the bed. “I'm sorry. I walked into the wrong room.”

Omah looked disappointed. “Oh.”

“I hope she gets well soon, madam,” he told her kindly.

“Thank you.”

****

Chuks didn’t return to Glory. All he could think about was his daughter who wanted answers and here at the hospital were two clues they could explore. He was glad Ada wasn’t here. He wanted to speak with the woman before bringing his daughter into it.

*****

Ada woke at dawn. Through sleepy eyes, she looked around the dark room. She could see the window. But her bed was wrongly positioned. She sat up.

“Trying to remember where you are?” Zim asked.

“Oh,” she said. “I did forget where I was. Morning Zim.”

He sat up. “Morning sweetheart,” he felt for her hand.

The moment they got to his place the night before, Ada fell across the bed. He watched as she rolled away and fell into a deep sleep. But his night had been bad. The woman at the hospital invaded his dreams. He didn’t know if he should tell her.

“I'm hungry Zim,” Ada cut into his thoughts. “We didn’t eat last night.”

“My fault,” he said straightening up. “I’ll go into the kitchen and see what I can do.” Zim wondered just how he managed to fall in love with this girl. He had known Glory for many years. Through her, he started working for Chuks some two years before. He also knew about Ada but never imagined he would meet her and fall for her. She was more than a breath of fresh air. She made him feel very different and he felt very protective over her. But he didn’t understand why he fell so hard and so fast.

Ada had issues. He didn’t like Leila. He didn’t like the way she looked at him. He didn’t like how attached Ada was to her but she was part of the package. Then out of nowhere was the woman at the hospital. What would he tell his family about Ada’s family?

“Are you alright?” Ada joined him in the kitchen and he nodded. “You sure?” she asked.

He hesitated. “Let me ask you,” he started. “What would you do if you saw someone you resembled? Identical looks.”

“Like Leila?” she asked and he nodded. “I will run after that person and maybe I might get some answers.”

He hesitated no further. “In that case, I shouldn’t have kept this from you yesterday.”

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Becoming A Ghostwriter

2021-03-25T23:26:00.004+01:00

Dear writer, do you know one major source of income for your creative writing skill is ghostwriting? That is, you are employed by the story owner to write the book, but your connection to that book begins when you take on the project and ends once you have submitted the finished manuscript.

There are different stages involved in ghostwriting a book from start to finish and they are:

Gathering data. This includes research on the topic you are writing, interviewing the client to get his/her story or perspective (Know how to conduct interviews, ask the right questions and follow up questions to ensure you have not only sufficient materials to work on, but necessary ones.
Transcribing the interviews.
Developing the first draft, using gathered data and/or transcripts from the interviews. Here, your creative writing skills will be needed.
Client's review of the first draft.
Writing the second draft, taking the client's feedback from the review into consideration.
Client's approval of the manuscript after the first draft has been reworked.
Editing and Proofreading (have an editor and a proofreader on your team).
Deliver the finished, ready to be published manuscript to the client.

Done.

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Money Transfer: The Fastest and Easiest Way

2021-03-22T10:19:00.004+01:00

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Introducing Biblioaud!

2021-03-03T14:16:00.003+01:00

We cannot imagine a society where people don’t read, but we live in a society that is constantly leaving us little time to read.

Because books are important for many reasons, we have created Biblioaud to help us read just by listening.

Biblioaud is an audiobook platform where you can listen to Nigerian and African audiobooks.

Authors now have another option to reach more readers by putting their audiobooks on Biblioaud.

Biblioaud will help eliminate that famous excuse people have, that lack of time is responsible for their poor reading habit.

All you have to do, is click play and listen to a book while doing other things.

Click here and take a look for yourself. More titles are coming soon on Biblioaud.

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Books, Sales and Distribution

2020-08-27T16:23:00.001+01:00

Hey, come away with us and bury yourself in books, books, and more books!

Because we love books so much, we are going a step further than just helping the writer realise his or her dream of becoming published. One question our clients always ask is how to get their physical books to the readers. Previously, that was one service we didn't offer.

But now we do!

We are now distributing and selling books. Though we are presently covering Lagos state, plans are on the way to take our sales and distribution nationwide. So, watch this space for book news and reviews, then with just one click, buy.

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For The Love Of Me

2020-08-14T14:39:00.000+01:00

For The Love Of Me is a collection of narratives that aim to introduce the reader to, or present the reader with the word of God in a unique and novel way. Employing popular Bible stories, the fictional characters go on a journey of discovery, walking the reader through some fundamental life principles which, for some reason – either through design or omission – prevailing traditions, institutions, interpretation and responsible leaderships have prevented most of us from learning and appreciating.

For The Love Of Me also aims to show the immense love of God, and how soaking in that love – by cultivating personal relationships with Him – releases us to live lives that are full of fun, successes and productivity since the lessons we read in the Bible are in reality spoken to enable us to make the most of our world, talent and dreams, empowering us to serve in such a time as this, here and now, as we aspire for a dwelling with Him in eternity.

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Key Person Number Two

2020-06-02T18:44:00.002+01:00

No. 33

Her name is Frances.

Do you believe in coincidences? I prefer divine orchestration.

The same school brought my brother and her cousin together. Before I met Frances, I had read her novel. My brother who brought the book, challenged me if I could write like her.

I read it, and I wrote. This time around, I didn’t tear up the story. It wasn’t an ending to a novel whose ending I wasn’t satisfied with. It was me, from the beginning. Since then, I haven’t stopped writing.

Either my first or second published Thrills and Booms novella – when I worked at Hints magazine back in the days – was dedicated to her.

I probably wouldn’t have been motivated to take my passion for writing seriously, if I hadn’t read Frances’ book when I did. She influenced something good in me. I pray with the little I do, I can influence something good in somebody, pushing them further down the path they belong, on their way to their destination.

Thank you, Frances.

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