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The Faith That Guides Me
And I thank Christ Jesus, our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry.”— 1 Timothy 1:1 2
In “The Faith That Guides Me,” Folashade Ajiboye shares a moving tale of spiritual resilience and divine calling. Starting with her first profound spiritual encounter as a child in Lagos to her life’s trials and triumphs abroad, her journey is a testament to the strength found in faith. This memoir invites readers to find hope and purpose in their own lives through Folashade’s inspiring stories of overcoming adversity with God’s guidance. She explores topics such as spirituality, healing, reconciliation, social justice, and intersectionality, offering hope to readers and the world around them. Ideal for anyone in search of motivation and a deeper spiritual connection, this book shows that with faith, every challenge can lead to greater fulfillment and a clearer understanding of one’s divine purpose.
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My Heart Cries for Justice
My Heart Cries for Justice” is a book that dives into the tough reality of a young girl named Tife in Nigeria. Tife dreams of a future, but her world crumbles when she faces assault. The story unveils the struggles familiar to many girls globally, shedding light on a broken system and a society that often ignores survivors’ pain. Tife fights for justice, finding strength in connections and community.
This compelling narrative recognizes the humanity of those marginalized and abused, showing the power of hope and resilience. It’s not just a story; it’s a call to understand the challenges faced by many. Through Tife’s journey, the author, Folashade Ajiboye, addresses social issues in Nigeria, urging for conversations and solutions. The book reflects the courage to demand justice and the redemption found in the midst of difficulties.
“My Heart Cries for Justice” is more than a novel; it’s an insight into the struggles of those often overlooked. It invites readers to empathize, learn, and join the call for a fairer, more just world.
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Terror Is Not the Friend
When Ember Silva returns to Nigeria’s terror-stricken North to serve as a humanitarian aid worker, she confronts a reality more devastating than she had imagined. Haunted by nightmares and the weight of her family’s past, Ember is drawn into the heart of a brutal insurgency, witnessing firsthand the tragic consequences of religious extremism. Driven by compassion and a relentless pursuit of justice, she seeks to mend the scars inflicted by violence and division—only to find herself entangled in a conflict that threatens her own survival. A powerful narrative inspired by real experiences. Terror is Not The Friend illuminates humanity’s resilience amid terror, the quest for reconciliation, and the unyielding hope that peace can prevail even in the darkest corners of the world.
