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Who do you spend the most time with?
With my family, most especially for little boy, he reminds me of myself when I was his age. He’s lucky times have changed, in our own days, you get punished for being inquisitive and they will back it up by saying “The inquisitive monkey gets a bullet in the face.”
Today, he gets to ask a million questions and gets answers to the strength and ability of his Dad! Lol!
It is funny watching some of my childhood played out in him!
I love it when we cook together and eat together!
He will always say with a smile “You are the best cook Dad! I love you and I love your cooking”
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If you had to change your name, what would your new name be?
I have never thought of it! But if I had to change my name, it will be to another Igbo name with deep meaning.
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Do you remember your favorite book from childhood?,
Do you remember your favorite book from childhood?,
Yes Ooooo!
Pacesetter Novels are a collection of 130 works of popular fiction written by notable African authors, published by Macmillan. The series was started in 1977, with the first book being Director! by Agbo Areo.
Writing style
The Pacesetters series was characterised by adventures of falling in love, ethno-religious conflicts, tragic tales of woe, cautionary tales, and “rags to riches” (and sometimes back to rags!) tales.
Book cover artwork
The book covers usually featured very garish pictures that served to illustrate the main theme of that particular novel.
Authors
The authors of the books are noted African novelists and writers. Some of the more celebrated of these are Buchi Emecheta, Barbara Kimenye and Helen Ovbiagele.
Titles
1. A Picture Of Innocence – A. Mhlope
2. Agony In Her Voice – Peter Katuliiba
3. Angel Of Death – Nandi Dlovu
4. Anything For Money – Akinbolu Babarinsa
5. The Betrayer – Sam A. Adewoye
6. Bitter Consequences – Osman Conteh
7. Bittersweet – Yéma L. Hunter
8. The Black Temple – Mohmed T. Garba
9. Blackmailers – Joseph Mangut
10. Bloodbath At Lobster Close† – D. Ighavini
11. Bonds Of Love – Hope Dube
12. The Border Runners – James Irungu & James Shimanyula
13. Camera Never Lies – A. Mhlope
14. Cherished Dreams – Mugarra Adyeeri
15. Child Of The Rainbow – Anthony Kwamlah Johnson
16. Child Of War – Ben Chirasha
17. Christmas In The City – Afari Assan
18. Circle Of Betrayal – James Irungu
19. Coup! – Kalu Okpi
20. Cross-Fire – Kalu Okpi
21. The Cyclist* – Philip Phil-Ebosie
22. Danger Express – D. Msere
23. Dangerous Inheritance – Chuma Nwokolo
24. Dangerous Waters – Maurice Sotabinda
25. Dead Of Night – Philip Phil-Ebosie
26. Deadly News – Prim Nga’ab
27. Dealers In Death – Victor Thorpe
28. Death Is Woman – Dickson Ighavini
29. Dela Boya-African Detective – Kojo Akwa
30. The Delinquent – Mohammed Sule
31. Desert Storm – Hope Dube
32. Director! – Agbo Areo
33. Double Dating – Walije Gondwe
34. Double Trouble – Osman Conteh
35. A Dream Called September – Christine Botchway
36. The Equatorial Assignment – David G. Maillu
37. Europeans Only? – George Mason
38. Evbu My Love – Helen Ovbiagele
39. The Extortionist – Chuma Nwokolo
40. Felicia – Rosina Umelo
41. Finding Francis – Damian Asabuhi
42. Finger Of Suspicion – Rosina Umelo
43. For Better For Worse – Osman P. Conteh
44. For Mbatha And Rabeka – David G. Maillu
45. Forever Yours – Helen Ovbiagele
46. Forgive Me Maryam – Mohmed T. Garba
47. Francie Molala and the Mercedes Affair – D. Fitzgibbons
48. A Fresh Start – Helen Ovbiagele
49. Frozen Fire* – Victor Thorpe
50. Give Me Money – B. Mtobwa
51. Gun Merchant – Kwasi Koranteng
52. Harvest Of Love – Sam Aryeetey
53. Have Mercy – Joseph Mangut
54. The Hopeful Lovers* – Agbo Areo
55. The Hornet’s Nest – Jill Inyundo
56. The Infamous Act – Mohammed Sule
57. The Instrument – Victor Thorpe
58. A Kind Of Marriage – Buchi Emecheta
59. The Last Aloe – R. Wooding
60. Life Is A Lottery — Sotabinda
61. The Lost Generation – J. Irungu
62. Love – Kalu Okpi
63. Love Letters – Rosina Umelo
64. Love Match: Imperfect Partners – Walije Gondwe
65. Love On The Rocks – Andrew Sesinyi
66. Love’s Dilemma – Walije Gondwe
67. Mark Of The Cobra – Valentine Alily
68. The Mating Game – Barbara Kimenye
69. Meet Me In Conakry – Sheriff Sarr
70. The Money Doublers – Maurice Sotabinda
71. The Money Road – Miriam Nkhana
72. Moses and the Gunman – B. Kimenye
73. Naira Power – Buchi Emecheta
74. Nanasi Girl – Damian Asabuhi
75. The Night Of the Full Moon – Muheki-Rushedgé
76. On The Road – Kalu Okpi
77. Operation Rhino – James Irungu & James Shimanyula
78. The Other Side Of Town – Sam Aryeetey
79. Pains Of A Maid – Sarah Mkhonza
80. Poisoned Bait – James Ngumy
81. The Politician* – Kalu Okpi
82. Possessed! – Atu Yalley
83. The President’s Son – Kwasi Koranteng
84. Race Against Rats – Nandi Dlovu
85. Rassie – Andrew Sesinyi
86. Remember Death – Gladstone Meena
87. Rich Girl, Poor Boy – Bode Osanyin
88. The Runaway Bride – Barbara Kimenye
89. The Schemers – Helen Ovbiagele
90. Sea Running – Tish Farrell
91. Second-Hand Love – Walije Gondwe
92. Secret Blood – John Chitambo
93. Shadow Of A Dream – Hope Dube
94. Shadow Of Death – Jackson Katondwaci
95. Shameful Sacrifice – Richard Anieke
96. Sisi – Yemi Sikuade
97. Small Affairs – Kenneth Rowley
98. The Smugglers* – Kalu Okpi
99. Something To Hide – Rosina Umelo
100. South African Affair* – Kalu Okpi
101. Spears Down – Christine Botchway
102. State Secret – Hope Dube
103. Stone of Vengeance – Victor Thorpe
104. Stop Press: Murder! – Mohmed T. Garba
105. The Stranger Son – Ruth Reeves
106. Sunset At Noon – A. Johnson
107. Sweet Revenge – Victor A. Ulojiofor
108. Symphony of Destruction – Sunday D. Adebomi
109. Teardrops At Sunset – Richard Akoji
110. Tell Me No More – Sensenjani Lukhele
111. The Legacy – Kwasi Koranteng
112. Thorns Of Life – David G. Maillu
113. To Have & To Hold – Shelley Davidow
114. Tobacco Smoke – Kwasi Koranteng
115. Too Cold For Comfort – Jide Oguntoye
116. Too Young To Die* – Omondi Mak’Oloo
117. The Treasure – Peter Katuliiba
118. Truth Will Out – Dede Kamkondo
119. The Undesirable Element – Mohammed Sule
120. Vicious Circle – Alexander Kanengoni
121. Wages Of Sin – Ibe Oparandu
122. What The Future Holds – Sarah Mkhonza
123. When Love Dies* – Gladstone Meena
124. Where Children Play – Christine Botchway
125. Who Killed Mohtta? – Edison N. Yongai
126. Who Really Cares – Helen Ovbiagele
127. Women For Sale – Joseph Mangut
128. The Worshippers – Victor Thorpe
129. You Never Know – Helen Ovbiagele
130. Zero Hour – Ben Mtobwa
NB. † No longer exists * Out of print, but you can order from their website
https://pacesettersnovels.com/
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List three books that have had an impact on you. Why?
1). The Holy Bible
2). The Holy Bible
3). The Holy Bible
Why?
2 Timothy 3:16 says “All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful to teach us what is true and to make us realize what is wrong in our lives. It corrects us when we are wrong and teaches us to do what is right.”
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Describe one simple thing you do that brings joy to your life.
Daily writing prompt
Describe one simple thing you do that brings joy to your life.
Simple things like:
1). Getting a call from someone I truly love gladdens my day
2). A Hug or a touch from my loved ones makes me a puppy
3) Being a company of someone or persons that I love bring joy to my life
4). Cooking and serving my loved ones, could make me live longer than Methuselah
5) The simplest things in life brings me joy
6). Deep inhale and exhale is sweeter than sex
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How do you know when it’s time to unplug? What do you do to make it happen?
Daily writing prompt
How do you know when it’s time to unplug? What do you do to make it happen?
Unplug as in, to temporarily withdraw from the responsibilities and obligations of everyday life (such as work or home duties)
- When I am stressed and tensed up
- When I am not appreciated
- Ungrateful attitude of some people
- When I am taken for granted
- Non-charlatan attitude of some people
What do I do to make it happen
1). I withdraw my services
2). I am very good at silent treatment
3). I leave the environment for my mental well-being
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What quality do you value most in a friend?
I love friends who are not ashamed of their past, their struggles, their limitation, their dreams and aspirations, their hurts, in tune with their feelings, friends that want to share their goodwill with others. Friends who do not judge. Friends that know my ugly past and secrets, but still choose to respect me. Friends that will keep me in check at all times. Friends that that make me feel special all the time.
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What jobs have you had?
I have done just one job in my entire life, which is Horticulture and Landscaping for 18 years now.
But I want to go into Food Business anytime soon.
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Do you practice religion?
I am a born-again Child of God! A Practicing Christian! I emulate my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and the Holy Bible is my guide
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