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Chinny learned at an early age that with her background and heritage, life does not simply hand you opportunities, especially not when you’re a girl child living in Eastern Nigeria. With only the meager resources hewed out of her parents’ low-income jobs, the decision to send either Chinny or her male, unenthusiastic sibling to school is inevitable and defeating.
With every scrap of courage and conviction, Chinny faces her life’s storms as she encounters disillusionment and tragic losses, ill health and betrayal, and worse still a foreboding unwanted marriage, with each wave crashing her dreams down. Will she drown in life’s disappointments or can she rise above them to destinations only yet defined in dreams?
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About the Author
The first in a family of three daughters and a son, Adaora Chinwe I. Ogunniyi was born in Kaduna, Northern Nigeria. With a family heritage in Anambra state, Eastern Nigeria, her childhood experienced extensive travels across the country and she attended schools in Kaduna, Benin, and Enugu in the North, South, and East respectively. As a trained Biochemist with other Post-Graduate business certifications, Adaora has over the last fifteen years, held corporate career roles in Human Capital Development and Customer Relationship Management. Her unconventional disposition and proximity to people of diverse backgrounds and cultures enrich her love for fiction writing. She writes scripts for informal drama presentations in addition to owning a plethora of unpublished articles and short stories. Many travels within Africa and outside the continent have afforded her an eventful and exciting life. A loving wife, and a mother of two adorable children, besides writing, Adaora enjoys swimming, singing, and trying out new food recipes.
‘Waves Aligning’ is her debut novel.
| Author | Adaora Chinwe I. Ogunniyi |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781789018714 |
| Publisher | Troubador Book Publishers {under the Matador imprint} |
| Cover | Paperback |
| Pages | 208 |
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Nkechi O –
Waves Aligning..!!.
It was so refreshing and inspirational reading “Waves Aligning .!
Looking forward to reading more of your write- ups Adaora.
Foluwakemi –
I’m always in for books that are simple and real yet unforgettable. It felt familiar, the life stories and lessons from the life if Chinny and her family.
Francis –
Finally, a book written with a mixture of everything… Age-wise, culture-wise… WAVES ALIGNING carries the reader slowly and speedily through a story, magically told, that feels so real.