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A Beginner's Guide to Dying
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A compassionate guide to confronting mortality. This book offers a unique perspective on living and leaving a legacy, providing practical advice to help you prepare for the end with purpose and peace.
A Woman in Your Own Right: The Art of Assertive, Clear, and Honest Communication
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An empowering guide for women on the art of assertive communication. This book provides practical strategies to help you express your needs with confidence, set healthy boundaries, and build authentic, respectful relationships.
Apple in China: The Capture of the World's Greatest Company
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A powerful and deeply researched book that uncovers the complex relationship between Apple and China. It explores how Apple's pursuit of global dominance required navigating political pressure, ethical challenges, and the high-stakes world of international business.
Becoming Unstoppable: My Journey From Struggle to Strength
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Becoming Unstoppable is an empowering memoir by Oghenero Okikie that chronicles his inspiring journey from struggle to strength. The book offers a raw and honest account of his transformation from a struggling student to a confident leader and coach. It serves as a blueprint for resilience, discipline, and purpose, providing practical lessons for young professionals and entrepreneurs ready to stop playing small and achieve their true potential.
Brave Enough to Ask
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Brave Enough to Ask by Adebola Eyinade is an engaging picture book that follows the journey of Kiki, an inquisitive and courageous child. As Kiki explores her world—from fixing a light bulb to visiting the market—she learns that asking questions is the key to discovery and growth. This inspiring story encourages young readers to embrace their curiosity and be brave enough to seek knowledge.
Can Feminism Be African?: A Most Paradoxical Question and a Vision of African Political Philosophy
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Can Feminism Be African?: by Minna Salami is an incisive inquiry into the convergence of feminism and African political philosophy. Drawing on postcolonial theory and indigenous African knowledge, Salami explores how to centre African agency and autonomy within feminist discourse, providing a framework for discussing identity, power, and patriarchy from a uniquely African-centred perspective.
Choose Possibility: The Art of Thriving in a World of Uncertainty
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A life-changing guide on how to embrace uncertainty and transform challenges into opportunities for growth. This book provides a practical framework and actionable advice for shifting your mindset and thriving in an unpredictable world.
Get Honest or Die Lying: Why Small Talk Sucks
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Get Honest or Die Lying: Why Small Talk Sucks by media mogul Charlamagne Tha God is a powerful, non-fiction call to action against superficiality. The book argues that much of our dissatisfaction comes from avoiding honest, "BIG conversations." Charlamagne uses his signature wit and insight to guide readers on how to embrace authenticity, crush self-doubt, and ditch small talk to achieve genuine personal and relational growth.
If My Country Had A Jury
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A gripping legal thriller about a novice lawyer battling a corrupt, power-driven system in a futuristic Abuja courtroom to secure justice against an affluent defendant. High stakes, political drama, and non-stop suspense.
ÌṢẸ́PẸ́
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ÌṢẸ́PẸ́ by Àrẹ̀mọ Yusuf Àlàbí Balógun is a powerful and challenging novel centred on the Yorùbá wisdom that "a child is a parent's reward" (Ọmọ lèrè) and the modern conflict of the "black tax." The story follows a widow, Ìyá Ẹ̀bùn, and a questioning daughter, Olúbùnmi, as they navigate motherhood, tradition, and trauma. This genre-bending work confronts sensitive societal issues like taboo, religion, and the quiet violence in the home, ultimately exploring the high price of silence.
Letter from Birmingham Jail
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Letter from Birmingham Jail by Martin Luther King Jr. is an enduring masterpiece of political rhetoric and moral philosophy. Written from his cell in 1963, King eloquently defends the strategy of non-violent direct action against racial segregation. He addresses the urgency of fighting injustice and presents his definitive distinction between just and unjust laws, asserting that "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." This compact edition is a must-have historical and philosophical text.
Madame Sosostris & the Festival for the Broken-Hearted
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Madame Sosostris & the Festival for the Broken-Hearted is a stunning, Booker Prize-winning Ben Okri novel that mixes mystery and magical realism. Set during a dazzling, masquerade-style festival at a chateau in the South of France, the story follows attendees—all broken-hearted and anonymous—who have one night to change their lives. The tension builds around the anticipated appearance of the legendary clairvoyant, Madame Sosostris, an homage to T.S. Eliot's The Waste Land.
Making It Big: Lessons from a life in business
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A candid memoir and business guide from Nigerian billionaire entrepreneur Femi Otedola. "Making It Big" shares powerful lessons on ambition, resilience, and success, detailing his journey from making a billion, to losing it, and making it back again. A must-read for every aspiring business leader.
Money on Your Mind: The Unconscious Beliefs That Sabotage Your Financial Well-Being and How to Break Free
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A powerful guide to transforming your financial life. This book helps you identify and break free from the unconscious beliefs that sabotage your financial well-being, offering practical strategies to build a healthier relationship with money and achieve abundance.
No Nigerian Will Make Heaven? Tales From An Aspiring Failed Nation-State
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No Nigerian Will Make Heaven? Tales From An Aspiring Failed Nation-State, by Peter Aghogho Omuvwie, is a powerful and necessary non-fiction work that offers a scathing exploration of contemporary Nigeria's crises. Through the lens of "the observer," Omuvwie connects the nation's problematic origins to its persistent socio-political and economic challenges. The book uses the potent metaphor of "Mother Nigeria devouring her children" to challenge the status quo, employing a courtroom framework and analytical theories like Acute Social Fission (ASF) to expose decades of corruption and underdevelopment, covering events up to the 2023 general elections.
No Success Without Barriers
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A powerful and inspiring guide by Sam Adeyemi that teaches you to turn obstacles into opportunities. This book provides a blueprint for overcoming barriers and achieving true success.
Parent Yourself First
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A profound guide that helps you heal your own emotional wounds to become a more conscious and compassionate parent. This book shows you how to break cycles of unhelpful behaviour by first learning to "parent yourself."
Profit from the Source: Transforming Your Business by Putting Suppliers at the Core
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A wake-up call for business leaders, this book shows how to transform the procurement function and collaborate with suppliers to drive innovation, improve quality, and achieve sustainable competitive advantage.
Red Flags, Green Flags: Modern Psychology for Everyday Drama
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An empowering guide that uses psychology to help you navigate relationships. Learn to identify 'red flags' and 'green flags' to build stronger, healthier connections and protect your emotional well-being.
Seeds of Excellence: The Path to Academic Mastery
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A comprehensive guide for students seeking academic excellence. This book provides a strategic blueprint for effective learning, offering practical advice on time management, goal setting, and mastering academic subjects.
Sell Real Estate Consistently: How to Generate an Endless Supply of Leads and Close Deals
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A practical guide for real estate professionals on generating a consistent flow of leads and mastering the art of closing deals. This book provides actionable strategies for building a successful and sustainable real estate business.
Seven Types of Atheism
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Seven Types of Atheism, by renowned philosopher John Gray is a provocative exploration of the non-theistic tradition. Rather than seeing atheism as a single entity, Gray argues it is a rich, contradictory history, showing how many modern forms of non-belief simply replace traditional faith with new, secular myths of progress and human perfection. A challenging and brilliant read for anyone seeking a deeper, more nuanced understanding of belief and non-belief.
Six Thinking Hats
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Six Thinking Hats by Edward de Bono is the classic, revolutionary guide for improving team collaboration and meeting efficiency. Used globally by major corporations, this simple method dramatically reduces meeting times and boosts productivity by separating thinking into six distinct, focused roles. Transform your decision-making processes and foster a more harmonious, results-oriented team environment.
Speak Up, Stand Tall: Mastering Assertiveness for a Confident Life
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A powerful and practical guide to mastering assertiveness. This book provides clear strategies and exercises to help you communicate with confidence, set healthy boundaries, and express your needs authentically and respectfully.
Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection
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A groundbreaking guide to effective communication. This book provides a practical toolkit for understanding different modes of conversation, helping you build stronger relationships and connect with others on a deeper level.
The 10 Rules of Successful Nations
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The 10 Rules of Successful Nations by Ruchir Sharma is a powerful and concise guide that identifies the real, often overlooked, indicators of national success or failure. Based on decades of global experience, Sharma challenges conventional economic wisdom, arguing that factors like autocrats, local capital flight, and the simplicity of governance are more predictive of a nation's future than complex models. Essential reading for understanding global economics and political trends.
The Choice Factory: 25 Behavioural Biases That Influence What We Buy
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An insightful and practical guide by Richard Shotton that reveals 25 psychological biases influencing consumer decisions, with real-world examples for more effective marketing and advertising.
The Complete Financial History of Berkshire Hathaway
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The Complete Financial History of Berkshire Hathaway by Adam J. Mead is the authoritative and definitive chronicle of Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger's journey. Distilling over 10,000 pages of financial data, this book provides a meticulous, year-by-year analysis of every major investment, acquisition, and capital allocation decision. It's an indispensable reference guide for investors, offering unprecedented access to the financial and strategic playbook that built the modern Berkshire Hathaway.
The Courage to Be Disliked: A Single Book Can Change Your Life
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A powerful and insightful guide on how to find lasting happiness by embracing the philosophy of Adlerian psychology. Presented as a dialogue, this book teaches you to free yourself from the expectations of others and find the courage to change your life.
The Founder's Mentality: How to Overcome the Predictable Crises of Growth
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A powerful business guide that shows leaders how to reignite growth by recapturing the "founder's mentality," with a focus on mission, ownership, and an obsession with the front line.
The Inner Game of Tennis: The Classic Guide to Peak Performance
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A classic guide to peak performance that teaches you how to quiet your mind and overcome self-doubt to unlock your full potential on the court and in life.
The Lagos Love Journals: The Lekki Bride
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The Lagos Love Journals: The Lekki Bride by 'Layemi O-I is the first instalment in a thrilling series about love and self-discovery in elite Lagos society. The story follows Anjola, whose life changes dramatically when she marries into a powerful, wealthy family, forcing her to abandon her personal dreams. When her ex-lover returns, Anjola's world is thrown into chaos, leading her to uncover shocking truths about her marriage and embark on a difficult journey to find her real identity and purpose.
The Next Day: Transitions, Change, and Moving Forward
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A compassionate guide to navigating life's transitions and changes. This book offers practical wisdom and emotional support to help you heal from the past and confidently move forward into a new chapter.
The Not-Perfect Parent
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A compassionate guide for parents, this book helps you release the pressure of being perfect and embrace your imperfections. It provides practical advice and a supportive approach to raising children with love, grace, and confidence.
The Path Through Your 20s
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A powerful and insightful guide for young adults navigating their 20s. This book offers practical advice on career, relationships, and personal growth, helping you to turn uncertainty into opportunity and build a foundation for a successful life.
The Persians
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The Persians is a darkly humorous and moving debut novel by Sanam Mahloudji about the complex, colourful Valiat family. Once celebrated in Iran, they now struggle to find their place in America after the revolution. Following the regal matriarch and her scattered daughters and granddaughters across Tehran, Houston, and New York, the story is a witty, generation-spanning look at identity, legacy, and what it truly means to belong when your past is worlds away.
The Power of No
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The Power of No by S.F. Badejo transforms the way you view rejection in business and life. This inspiring book teaches dreamers and professionals that every "No" is not a personal failing, but a redirection towards your destiny. Learn the strategies, mindset, and spiritual grit required to persevere through setbacks and achieve lasting impact.
The Power of Writing It Down: A Simple Habit to Unlock Your Brain and Reimagine Your Life
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The Power of Writing It Down by Allison Fallon reveals how a simple, daily writing practice (just 5 to 20 minutes) can be a profound tool for claiming clarity, getting unstuck, and transforming your life. Backed by science and years of coaching, this guide offers practical strategies for using your words to heal past pain, relieve anxiety, find new motivation, and ultimately become the intentional person you want to be.
The Profit of Purpose: Mastering Financial Accounting and Reporting for Social Entrepreneurs
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The Profit of Purpose is the essential financial accounting and reporting guide for social entrepreneurs. Written by Bukonla Adebakin and contributors, this book provides mission-driven leaders with clear strategies to master financial management, budgeting, and tax compliance. Learn how to demonstrate transparency and fiscal responsibility to effectively fundraise and sustain your positive global impact.
The Psychology of Wealth
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A powerful book that explores the emotional and psychological aspects of money, helping you understand your relationship with wealth and find true financial peace and fulfilment.