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Publié par

Malthouse Press

Date de parution

18 juin 2024

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9789786086606

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

1 Mo

A casual wager went sour to portend grave danger to Elohor's life. Elohor and her three besties, two females (Amara and Atinuke) and a male (Vatos) went to unwind in celebration of making it to their final year in Lolita Fashion and Maritime Institute. The dazzling, attractive and handsome sight of M K, the barman, made Elohor and Atinuke bet on possibilities. Elohor said she would obtain M K's mobile number, and she succeeded, an act that subsequently metamorphosed into a very frightening physical existence...

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Publié par

Malthouse Press

Date de parution

18 juin 2024

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9789786086606

Langue

English

Poids de l'ouvrage

1 Mo

THE SULKY STALKER

THE SULKY STALKER Kalegha EjiroJohn

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Malthouse Press Limited Lagos Port Harcourt Zaria

5 Adele Road, Off Warehouse Road, Apapa, Lagos Mainland, Nigeria E-mail: malthouselagos@gmail.com Facebook:@malthouselagos Twitter:@malthouselagos Instagram:@malthouselagos Tel: 0802 600 3203

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DEDICATION This second work is also dedicated to God Almighty, who makes what seems impossible possible. To my late parents, Chief Raymond Ibie Kalegha and Mrs Ehwekugbe Kalegha for their untiring support during my school days. To my children for urging me on

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI must start by acknowledging God Almighty, the owner of all talents and inspirations. He propelled me on, and am grateful. I am most grateful to Dr. Peter Omoko for the links with Malthouse publishers and encouragements. I also appreciate Mr Andy my colleague, the computer guru for his magnanimous assistance. I also appreciate my second son, the Marine Engineer, for arranging my work into pdf, editing and effecting certain corrections.

AUTHOR’S REMARKS

What others do and get away with, could be done by some and be neck deep in trouble. Learn from Elohor as you read the novel. Thanks.

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Chapter One It was a new session, newbies and oldies intermingled, admission, and promotion razzmatazz. The heat-induced perspiration reels a medley of good and bad perfumes cum body odours. Students cluster in front of the glassy notice board striving to see their names as admitted, promoted, to repeat, or advised to withdraw from Lolita Maritime and Fashion Institute, Abule, Lagos state, Nigeria. The administration area was jam-packed by oldies and newbies jostling for settlement. Elohor, Amara, Atinuke, and Vatos their male bestie, were grossly engrossed in searching for their names on the promotion list, top right of the notice board. Atinuke‟s hysterical scream of joy at sighting her names drew the gaze of the many anxious to see their names. Amara on sighting her name followed suit, mouthing Jesus! Jesus! Thank you, thank you, I made it, I made it. The four friends left rejoicing and thanking God that they made it to their final year. Lolita Maritime and Fashion Institute is a renowned school located on the outskirts of Abule, Lagos state Nigeria. The school occupies a massive expanse of land on which was structured ten gigantic three-storey buildings; strategized to constitute the administrative building, lecture halls, accommodation for the teeming students, and amusement cum refreshment centres where

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