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Dreams from yesterday, is a compendium of 14 stories, set in Nigeria, that cover a wide range of societal issues: domestic violence, senility, peer pressure, terrorism, girl child, pregnancy and fertility issues, teenagers and sexuality, infidelity, depression and death.
I am happy to announce that my new book, titled, Dreams from Yesterday, is now published online and available on Amazon.
This is the first step in making the book available to both local and global readers.
I am excited to share this bit of news with you as you follow my journey through the creative world of fiction.

Dreams from Yesterday is a compendium of 14 stories, set in Nigeria, that cover a wide range of societal issues: domestic violence, senility, peer pressure, terrorism, girl child, pregnancy and fertility issues, teenagers and sexuality, infidelity, depression and death.
If you have been following my weekly post on the blog, you would find that you have read a good many of the stories already.
Now, the stories have been properly edited without losing the witty sense of humor and the narrative style, in a bid to lure readers from the very first page to the last.
The stories are fiction and do not bear resemblance to any event in particular. Each story presents a different perspective and view to divisive societal issues that are not often discussed or addressed.
At the end of each tale, the reader would be left to ponder until he decides from within to take action.
The change we desire in our society must start with every one of us and reading from a perspective other than the one the society presents to us allows one to take an informed position on these issues.


I am confident that you will enjoy this page-turner. Stay true!
The order of the stories in the book are as below;
STORY ONE: Old Town Road
STORY TWO: You Can’t Kill a Dead Man
STORY THREE: Miss Gullible
STORY FOUR: What Have You Done?
STORY FIVE: Cute Little Devil
STORY SIX: Baby Daddies
STORY SEVEN: Dreams From Yesterday
STORY EIGHT: Peeping Tom
STORY NINE: Poisoned Darts
STORY TEN: Too Impaired to Deal
STORY ELEVEN: Two-way Street from Depression
STORY TWELVE: The Cheating Men
STORY THIRTEEN: Against Her Will
STORY FOURTEEN: Two Days Notice


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Tobe regains her job and deletes stolen leads; Dara cautiously reopens her home to Felix.

Mr. Briggs confronts his prejudiced misconduct, rehearses an unfamiliar apology, and telephones Tobe that afternoon.

Felix surrenders his surveillance evidence, accepts possible prosecution, and warns that Karo always plans escapes.

Tobe and Dara decline prosecution while Inspector Danjuma traces Karo’s calculated disappearance and drug theft.

Sammy accepts Sarah’s departure, confesses to his mother, and recognises Karo’s exploitation with belated compassion.

Sarah accepts Oxford, confesses her sabotage, sets divorce terms, and releases the rope she carried.

Bayo senses his parents’ separation and draws two homes linked by hope, distance, and love.
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