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As funny as it might sound, when I began reading this book, I wanted to stop. I am not a major aficionado of fiction books. This got me sort of hesitant to invest my time in it. I am one of those individuals who prefer viewing a motion picture to perusing a fiction novel. 

With every one desire not to like this book before I even began, I constrained myself to at any rate start and stop midway on the off chance that I can't adapt. I began and thought of dropping the book after 5% into the book. Perhaps, this is the life of one who isn't into fiction novels. 

In any case, I attempted to peruse some more, and that was the point I got hooked; I mean, Celena got me where she needed me. Three hours and a few minutes invested in this book felt like 20min. At the point when I completed the material, I quickly checked on Amazon for the continuation. Unfortunately! It's not yet out. This is the tale of how the Songbird and the Secret by Celena M. Janton changed my contemplations about fiction novels.

The story was good, and I was overwhelmed by how the author could navigate through different ages in time and interface everything together wonderfully. I could fit myself into every period and get a clear picture with a reasonable comprehension of the image the author was trying to paint.

I became enamored with the characters in the book after meeting them and understanding their feature; this made me valued the book some more. My most loved characters are Katharina and Melissa; they both have a lovely personality. 

The most excellent virtue that this book holds was the little messages that were buried in the heart of the book. As one who appreciates reading Christian non-fiction books, inspirational books, and motivational books. I needed more on the table, aside from the all-around organized and delightful storyline. Prepare to have your mind blown; I got that from this book. There were some astounding messages that this book sent out effortlessly. It spoke about forgiveness, self-love, patience, and salvation. I am pleased with the fact that the author was not all about giving her readers a fantastic story. She was also in the business of sharing some gems that are very important in life.

The part that truly got to me was the point at which a character in the book got saved. The customary procedure of looking for salvation is in the church; on most occasions, when the clergymen make an altar call. I tapped my self hard when one of my most loved characters got saved while she locked herself up in the restroom. 

The crazy part was that she did it alone. She didn't have to hold up till Sunday or any service day to get saved. She didn't require a minister to lay his hands on her. She didn't do it in a conducive condition. She did it in the toilet, the school's latrine?! For me, the school's bathroom is not a place I want to be; I don't know about you. The truth remains that it doesn't matter where you are calling out from; God hears, he sees, and he is more than capable of delivering. Enough of my whining,  go get a copy for your self. 

As for me, I can't wait for the next series to be launched.

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Nigeria is the giant of Africa for diverse reasons. Our land is fertile, beautiful and productive. Yes, we are also famous for not so good things, yet it is important to state that not all Nigerians enjoy wrongdoings. Nigeria is a blessed nation with incredible natural resources; however, there is a treasure that is always outshined. Perhaps, the inability of this gem to add to the GDP of Nigeria has caused it to be not distinctive. Worry not! You don't need to send missiles to Nigeria as the treasures I speak of are not buried under our red soils. Are you looking for beautiful black women? Well, look no further, let me tell you about Nigeria women. We are not different from women from other parts of the world. As I always say, we are homogeneous, yet our difference in culture, exposure and lifestyle have a great way of diversifying us.

When it comes to Nigerian women, expect a full package. The women of Nigeria are versatile; nevertheless, we are free to play by the rules of what we were taught or set our standards. My point is that some of the attributes discussed below may not apply to some Nigerian women.  On a brighter note, you are not barking up the wrong tree. You will find at least one of the attributes highlighted in this post in a Nigerian woman.

NIGERIAN WOMEN ARE WELL INFORMED

Unlike what media make us believe, Nigeria women get the opportunity to study, pursue a career, and live life successfully. Yes, this comes as a threat to some of our men, but some Nigerian women are unapologetic. They are like; "You can either live with my success or beat it." Just like other countries of the world, some people choose not to go to school. It is also fair to mention that some communities in the northern part of Nigeria do not allow western education for reasons best known to them. All things being equal, Nigerian women are educated and are doing exploit in different fields.

NIGERIAN WOMEN ARE ASSERTIVE, RATIONAL AND FIGHTERS.

Nigerian women wear these three coats and fit in gracefully; boy do they look good in them. Regardless of her educational background or status, Nigeria women are assertive. They hardly allow their life issues to make them feel less than. A Nigerian woman wears her crown boldly, even if her dress tells unpleasant stories.

Her assertive nature is considered ugly, mainly because those who fall into this category comes off as a threat. Yes, her voice is bold, she stands by what she believes, and sometimes Nigeria women throw punches to prove her point, but she is not an angry black woman. She is passionate.
You should know that her voice is never taken seriously, so shouting comes handy💪. Shouting or being firm for a Nigerian woman does not mean violence, anger or rage. It says she is passionate about what she speaks of and she wants her point to stick. It took my husband years to understand this.

It is also fair to say that inside the assertive fighter lies a rational woman. Her fight and strength work in hand with her ability to rationalize. Nigerian women are thinkers; we give sincere thought to every step we take. We consider every little thing before any action.
Nigerian women are not weaklings; let’s leave it as we go about our fight differently. We have the strength and desire to stand and fight, but because we overthink things, we look for the best way to deliver our fight.  Unfortunately, I am different. When I'm at war, all I want to see are headless bodies; calm down, I am joking 😉.

HIGHLY RELIGIOUS

GREAT COOKS

If you are one who likes eating out, your life will change after an involvement with a Nigerian woman.  Nigerian women are programmed to take the responsibility of preparing the meal for their family except for special events. Cooking is a unique piece of a Nigerian woman's life. Shockingly, in Nigerian men deny themselves from eating food made by their significant other's just to show that they are mad at something. In the same vein, a Nigerian woman feels like there is a bother if her considerable other quits eating the food she has made. At times, Nigerian women confront their partners for not eating the meal they have made. I am not clowning; not eating a Nigerian woman's food can get your relationship in trouble.

Over 80% of Nigerian women are incredibly dynamic in the kitchen, and this trademark is a direct result of how they have been raised. It is asked for each female child to stay in the kitchen with their mother when she cooks, with the end goal to set her up for her very own family. Thus, you can see that cooking and supporting the family is a noteworthy bit of a Nigerian woman's life.

DECENT

Most Nigerian women are mindful of themselves. They are always in the business of shielding the name of there family from being disgraced. There are a lot of factors that go into addressing one as decent, majorly, it is based on what we see or know about other individuals. I can't state that every single Nigerian woman is virtuous. For this reason; I will be speaking regarding what I have seen and learnt as one who experienced childhood in Nigeria.

Teaching youngsters the best approach to life is a notable character in the Nigerian family. Guardians contribute their time to developing their kids in a manner which they seem is right with the expectation that they obey and live by those tenets.

In this present reality, where it is hard to keep away from the weight of the general public, Nigerian women have made due in creating a wall of decency around themselves. Every child born into a Nigerian Family has 80% influence from their parents which makes it very difficult for them to misbehave.  Trust me when I say Nigerian parents don't joke. The firmness of the family makes the youngsters live and act dependably. You barely find a Nigerian lady nitpicking her spouse, disrespecting her elders or talking back at her parents.

This characteristic is something you will dependably discover reflecting in the life of  Nigerian women regardless of the distinction in their personality. Try not to be stunned When you approach a young Nigerian lady to be involved with you, and she answers with; 'I'm seeing someone.' Regardless of whether they like you, they simply need to release you for the sake of the relationship they are into.

Obviously, some will seize any person who asks them out, yet a decent number of Nigerian ladies are dedicated. On the off chance that you have a Nigerian lady cherishing upon you, you better treat her right.

FAMILY ORIENTED

VICTIMS OF ABUSE

STRONG AND INDUSTRIOUS

MATERIALISTIC

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