39 and Widowed by Ngozi Maureen Ojiego
A raw and courageous exploration of grief, strength, and the path to restoration. In 39 and Widowed, Ngozi Maureen Ojiego recounts the earth-shattering moment her life changed forever and the arduous journey of navigating the world as a young widow. It is a story of survival, the complexities of mourning, and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit through faith.
A Broken People's Playlist by Chimeka Garricks
A mosaic of stories about living, loving, and finding healing in unlikely places. Inspired by a soundtrack of soulful songs, this collection explores the interconnected lives of characters in Port Harcourt, weaving themes of love, loss, and survival into a seamless, lyrical narrative.
A Fool at Forty (How Not to Be) – By Uche Ogbu
Don't just grow older—grow smarter. "A Fool at Forty" is a witty and transformative guide to breaking free from recurring patterns of mistakes and embracing true personal growth. Blending candid memoir with hard-earned corporate and life insights, Uche Ogbu reveals how to turn life’s missteps into stepping stones. Whether you're navigating a mid-life career shift or looking to build more intentional relationships, this book provides the roadmap to ensuring your future success is fueled by your past failures.
A Seat at the Table – By Mojisola Afolayan
Adanna by Adesuwa O'man Nwokedi
A haunting tale of lost dreams and the unbreakable will to survive. Adanna once dreamed of working at NASA, but the death of her father anchors her to a tragic fate. Married off to a man old enough to be her father, she endures two decades of unspeakable cruelty—until her husband is found murdered, and the secrets of her survival begin to unravel.
Adult Friendships No Be Beans – By Fola Keona
Stop wondering why making and keeping friends as an adult feels so hard. "Adult Friendships No Be Beans" is a relatable, honest, and conversational guide to navigating the complex world of grown-up connections. From setting boundaries and managing conflict to making peace with friends who drift away, this book offers the "soft work" and wisdom you need to build deeper, healthier, and more fulfilling relationships in your adult years.
Ahamefula: A Family's Journey Through Detention and Loss by Ezinne Ibe
A harrowing account of injustice, resilience, and the enduring power of family. Set against the backdrop of 1989 Nigeria under military rule, this memoir follows a family's desperate search for 21-year-old Ahamefula, a university student who disappeared after being wrongly arrested during the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) riots.
Aminu Dantata: Life and Times of a Nigerian Entrepreneur – By Munzali Dantata
Discover the journey of a titan of Nigerian industry. "Aminu Dantata: Life and Times of a Nigerian Entrepreneur" is a compelling biography that chronicles the life of Alhaji Aminu Dantata—from his early beginnings in his father's business to his rise as one of Africa's most influential businessmen and philanthropists. This book explores the principles of commerce and industry that shaped modern Nigeria, offering a deep dive into the values and strategies of a true statesman of the economy.
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear
Small Changes, Remarkable Results. James Clear’s #1 New York Times bestseller, Atomic Habits, offers a revolutionary framework for improving every day. Learn how tiny, "atomic" changes can lead to life-altering results by focusing on systems rather than goals.
Audacity: Ditch Your Fears and Walk on Water – By Chinonso Clark
Stop playing small and start living with impact. "Audacity" is a high-energy guide designed to help you dismantle fear, overcome "analysis paralysis," and take the leap of faith required to achieve your biggest dreams. Drawing timeless lessons from the ancient story of walking on water, Chinonso Clark provides the mental and spiritual "gas" you need to build a life of significance, thrive in uncertain times, and command your own future.
Becoming Unstoppable: My Journey From Struggle to Strength by Oghenero Okikie
Brave Enough to Ask by Adebola Eyinade
Breaking Boundaries – By Linda Ake
Unleash your full potential with "Breaking Boundaries," a compelling guide to overcoming the internal and external barriers that hold you back. Linda Ake explores the essential pillars of success—patience, resilience, consistency, and faith—to help you navigate life's toughest challenges. Whether you are battling self-doubt or societal limitations, this book provides the roadmap to turn your obstacles into stepping stones for a purposeful life.
Breaking Point by David Hundeyin
An explosive first-person account of a journalist’s war against corruption. Forced to flee Nigeria for political asylum in Ghana, an intrepid investigative journalist continues his relentless campaign against the establishment from afar. From clandestine border crossings to death threats and a brush with illegal rendition, Breaking Point is a visceral look at the cost of truth in West Africa.
Can Feminism Be African?: A Most Paradoxical Question and a Vision of African Political Philosophy by Minna Salami
Crazy Lady by Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola
The memoir of a woman bold enough to change the rules. Crazy Lady follows Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola’s journey from a high-flying corporate career in the US to the streets of Lagos, where she launched a recycling revolution. It is a powerful testament to the fact that the most impactful ideas often start as the ones people call "crazy."
Doing & Being: A Guide to Living Intentionally Each Day – By Gbesoye Debo-Olujimi
From Factory To Fashion by Adekogbe Oyinlola Brian
The ultimate blueprint for building a profitable, global fashion brand. This book is a practical guide for fashion entrepreneurs who want to move beyond local tailoring to professional, scalable manufacturing. It provides the "insider" knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of sourcing in China, maintaining design integrity, and ensuring commercial success.
From Passion to Paycheck: A Guide to Your Dream Tech Job – By Adeposi Bamiduro
Her Story: Taking Root, Sparking Change – By Stephanie Busari
Celebrate the visionary leadership of African women with "Her Story: Taking Root, Sparking Change." This inspiring collection features the journeys of over 40 exceptional women who are leading change across diverse sectors. From groundbreaking initiatives to visionary leadership, these stories highlight the remarkable women shaping the future of the African continent and offer a roadmap for the next generation of changemakers.
How to Love Your Afro by Paige Lewin
A journey from chemical straighteners to natural hair confidence. Paige Lewin, host of the Texture Talks podcast, shares her personal transformation from begging for relaxers at fourteen to embracing her natural Afro. This book is a companion for anyone struggling with self-worth, identity, or the practicalities of natural hair care.
Is Disability A Burden? – By Aaron Fikayomi
ÌṢẸ́PẸ́ by Yusuf Àlàbí Balógun Àrẹ̀mọ
A powerful exploration of the "Omo lere" culture. ÌṢẸ́PẸ́ is a genre-bending novel that navigates the complex intersections of motherhood, widowhood, "black tax," and the quiet violences that fester within the sanctuary of the home.
Lead Me Not Into Insanity by Kemi Ogunkoya
A refreshing blend of storytelling and professional wisdom. This book goes behind the closed doors of modern offices to reveal the power plays, ego battles, and the resilience required to thrive under any kind of boss—from the loud and unpredictable to the truly difficult.
Life Unscripted: Stories to Inspire and Empower – By Ibraheem Sanusi
Navigate life’s crossroads with "Life Unscripted," a powerful collection of stories celebrating the beauty of resilience, grit, and the human spirit. This book serves as a compass for anyone feeling lost or alone in their journey of "becoming." From near-successes to hard-won triumphs, these narratives offer the lived wisdom of mentors and role models, reminding you that your potential is limitless, even when the path ahead isn't clearly marked.
Long Walk To Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela – By Nelson Mandela
Making It Big: Lessons from a life in business by Femi Otedola
Marriage: A Matter Of Culture – By Claudia Nneka Hirsch
Understanding your spouse starts with understanding their roots. "Marriage: A Matter of Culture" is a groundbreaking exploration of how cultural backgrounds shape, influence, and sometimes complicate marital unions. Written with academic depth and practical wisdom, this book provides essential insights into navigating the intersections of tradition, modern expectations, and personal values to build a lasting and harmonious home.
My Campus Cult Diary – By Oseo John Omoruan
Nearly All The Men In Lagos Are Mad by Damilare Kuku
A riotous, raw, and revealing journey through the chaos of Lagos relationships. This expanded edition includes a brand-new story and continues to pull back the curtain on love, lust, and heartbreak in Nigeria's megacity. From the charmingly delusional to the downright toxic, these stories capture the resilient spirit of Lagos women navigating a sea of "madness."
Nigeria’s Soldiers of Fortune: The Abacha and Obasanjo Years by Max Siollun
Nigeria’s Soldiers of Fortune by Max Siollun is a riveting, "Game of Thrones-style" account of the most cataclysmic decade in modern Nigerian history (1993–2003). From the annulment of the June 12 elections to the mysterious deaths of military giants, this book is essential for anyone who wants to understand how today's Nigeria was forged in the fires of military rule.
Nkụchi by Ngozi Maureen Ojiego
A journey of love, loss, and divine rediscovery. Nkụchi is a moving memoir that follows the author's path through the emotional and cultural landscape of widowhood in Igbo society. Facing traditional expectations with unwavering faith, Ngozi Maureen Ojiego shares a testimony of how grace can illuminate even the darkest paths of mourning.
Nzeogwu – By Olusegun Obasanjo
Power, Politics and Death – By Olusegun Adeniyi
What really happened during President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua's final days? "Power, Politics and Death" is a gripping, behind-the-scenes account of one of the most turbulent periods in Nigerian political history. Written by Segun Adeniyi, the former president’s spokesman, this book chronicles the mystery surrounding Yar'Adua's 2009 disappearance to a Saudi hospital, his clandestine return, and the fierce power struggles that ensued within the government. It is a revealing look at the man, the intrigue, and the unfulfilled dreams of a presidency cut short.
Risk and Return by Yomi Jemibewon
Risk and Return by Yomi Jemibewon is an exceptionally honest and hilarious account of an idealistic returnee’s journey to build one of Nigeria’s leading investment firms. Perfect for entrepreneurs, professionals at a crossroads, and anyone dreaming of making an impact in Africa.
Some Kind Things Wey Mouth No Fit Talk by Ogaga Erutani
Speak Up, Stand Tall: Mastering Assertiveness for a Confident Life – By Doyin Ajayi
Tafiya: The Journey by Folake Odidi
A testament to the power of faith and resilience. Tafiya: The Journey offers readers the courage to face personal challenges through a roadmap of spiritual empowerment. It serves as a reminder that every journey, regardless of its difficulty, is worth undertaking when guided by purpose.
The Agency by Eniola Ositelu
A high-stakes thriller set in the heart of Nigeria’s corporate world. A former Navy SEAL, recently released from prison, seeks a fresh start in his father's homeland. His elite skills lead him to a meteoric rise at a prestigious Nigerian creative agency, but he soon discovers that the battlefield of business is just as deadly as the one he left behind.
The Diaspora Therapist – By Claudia Nneka Hirsch
Unpack the emotional weight of migration and identity with "The Diaspora Therapist." In this follow-up to her debut, Claudia Nneka Hirsch explores the hidden struggles of African men and women navigating life far from home. This book challenges traditional views on masculinity and mental health, offering a compassionate guide for those seeking to heal, find their voice, and reclaim their sense of self in a foreign land.