As Flatmates, Iretiola, Betty and Yinka  found comfort in true friendship and clarity of goals. 

Their journeys through the legal world after NYSC looked different with each following a distinct career path...Challenging, yet burning with purpose. 

IRETIOLA ...A seasoned Corporate Lawyer with an Investment Bank, working in the legal department with responsibilities centred around company secretarial services, compliance, and Risk

Management. She aimed to become the Company Secretary/Legal Adviser to her bank someday.

BETTY...An aggressive Advocate loaded with court room fire and fury, who channelled the scars of her childhood trauma into a burning passion for justice to the voiceless. She worked as a Legal counsel in a prestigious Law Firm in Ikoyi  Lagos, aiming to  make Partner in the future. 

YINKA ...A Law Lecturer- an academic at heart, who specialised in Intellectual property law and dedicated to teaching and impactful research. 

Each found fulfilment in their careers and their deeply rooted values, with romantic relationships often sidelined. They were way too busy, and picky for men, as the men that came either couldn't keep up with their ambition, or failed to meet their standards. 

But suddenly they realised that waiting for a man who could match their fire was like waiting for a Saint...

This book " Waiting for a Saint " is a story about how not to wait forever.

The backseat is a situation, not a position and unfortunately, this is where the devil and his agents love to keep their captives.

Gbemisola realized that remaining in that situation is to remain in the merciless and overcrowded basement of life.

Having been raised in an atmosphere of extreme deprivation, mental abuse, and low self-esteem, she knew continuing in that situation meant her life would amount to nothing.

"The Woman From The Backseat" tells an intriguing story of how a chance encounter with THE GOD OF PEREZ can move a person from the backseat to the front seat of life.

The Peters was an Urhobo family in the Niger Delta part of Nigeria, that has two pretty daughters named Comfort and Constance. Comfort had a well ordered life and a Christian. Constance, the other twin has exciting attributes of a social butterfly but not a Christian. Growing up was fun for them but they fell apart eventually due to their individual differences. They had their own share of troubles and challenges that life threw at them. Their parents could not help them but what would happen when their Christianity is double faced?

Many are blindfolded by their desires while they hide under the umbrella of love and sacrifice. As youths, we are being carried away with the idea of “fathers are strong beings” so they need not much care like mothers. Meanwhile, they also want to depend and feel the love from their children as they grow older.

Love: a young lady who gave herself the best dream she could ever think of only to find herself in another world.

Alex: sacrificing all to get what he want.

Fisayomi: a just and loyal psychologist whose aim is to put smile on everyone’s face while hiding his pain under his cloth.

What happens when the life you knew and grew so accustomed to suddenly changes...?

Jethro Balogun a promising young village Schoolteacher travels abroad for greener pastures, leaving behind his dear wife and heartthrob Aduke, to manage the home front on his behalf.

He returns with a new life, a new resolve, and a paradigm shift.

A paradigm shift that created no space for the likes of Aduke...

Where would he even start with the rebranding and the polishing?

LEAVING YESTERDAY is the story of grit, determination, hard work and resilience. It is what a woman should do to take back her life and destiny.

Tejumola is a Christian fiction story which revolves around the life of Tejumola, a young adult, who deals with severe depression and a panic/anxiety disorder caused by a chain of peculiar traumatic events. Growing up in a typical Nigerian home, Tejumola outrightly denies the existence of her mental health issues which is evident in her relationship with her parents and two closest friends, Akintade (Tade) and Temilola (Temi). This book thus explores the similarities and realities in both Tejumola and Tade’s life, how Teju handles certain situation and Tade’s apt contribution, through his experiences, to Teju’s life.

The story of Tejumola therefore takes you on an exploration of varying emotions: from guilt to anger, to denial and eventually to slowed acceptance. Amidst all these Tejumola carries the message of hope; that maybe in someday, lies a better day.