Determined to stay on course, Ada makes efforts to balance her new life in the best possible way. She does things most teenagers wouldn’t dare and this earns her some dangerous enemies and threatens what she holds most dear.
About the author.
Chidiogo Lilian Ezejelue is a TV presenter and a writer.
Her short stories and think pieces have been published on websites such as Linda Ikeji’s Blog, 360 Nobs, and more.
Her article has also been published in The Nation newspaper.


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Lateefat –
The book is interesting and creative. It teaches us that one misstep is not the end of one’s life.