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ADAM’S FIRST
What if the questions you were told not to ask are the very questions you need to ask?
In ADAM’S FIRST, Derick Mwambush examines faith, doubt, suffering, and the burden of inherited beliefs. Through personal experiences and the language of debugging, he challenges readers to question what they have been taught, confront uncomfortable truths, and search honestly for answers.
A journey through faith, reason, and the courage to ask “Why?”
Because truth should never fear questions.
A Dog That Barks By Kennedy
"A Dog That Barks" explores the metaphor of a dog that barks as a symbol of self-expression, confidence, and living authentically. The narrative begins by addressing why many people fail to realize their dreams, attributing this failure to a lack of deep self-understanding and reluctance to express one's true voice. It delves into the idea that a dog that doesn't bark loses its value, paralleling this with individuals who silence themselves and thus diminish their potential
A thousand times Held By Syowai Onyancha
A Thousand Times Held
A Thousand Times Held explores the connection between self-awareness, healing, wholeness, and how we show up as leaders, parents, and human beings.
Through short stories drawn from real-life experiences, the book examines how childhood experiences, relationships, parenting, adversity, and life’s defining moments shape the way we think, behave, relate to others, and lead.
At its core is a simple truth: we cannot effectively lead others without first doing the inner work ourselves.
The book invites readers to look inward and examine the beliefs, emotional patterns, behaviours, and cycles they may be carrying forward without questioning. It encourages us to recognise what shaped us, take responsibility for what we choose to carry, and courageously break cycles that no longer serve us.
Through reflections on healing, self-awareness, personal responsibility, parenting, relationships, and human-centred leadership, A Thousand Times Held challenges us to become more intentional about how we relate to ourselves and others.
Because the work of becoming whole is not only personal. It influences how we love, how we parent, how we lead, and ultimately, what we pass on to the generations that follow.
A Thousand Times Held is an invitation to do the inner work required to become whole—and to use that wholeness to create healthier relationships, raise more conscious generations, and lead with greater empathy, courage, and humanity.
Because before we can lead others well, we must first learn to lead ourselves.Seeds of Silence
Learning to Lead
This book was written from the living experience of African leaders, and it has been shaped by 36 years of training church leaders in Kenya. With its discussion questions and practical applications, this book will guide you to obtaining that character and those skills and help you become an effective Christian leader.
DAUGHTERS AND FATHERS: A Legacy Of Lo...
A father’s presence can shape a daughter’s identity, strengthen her confidence, and influence generations to come.
Daughters and Fathers: A Legacy of Love and Faith is a heartfelt invitation to fathers to embrace the God-given privilege of fatherhood—not merely as providers, but as intentional, present, loving, and spiritually grounded leaders.
Unjani Mfwethu? (Memoir) by Ayodeji O...
In Unjani Mfwethu?, Ayodeji Olaifa traces his years in South Africa, trying to find and footing and build the life he envisioned when he left Nigeria. He lives in the cracks of the formal world, held together by wit, community, and an unshakeable belief that things will one day get better.
Unjani Mfwethu? is a memoir about belonging, resilience, and the universal human hunger to be seen—and to thrive—far from home.
Celebrate the Joy of Living A Reflect...
LIVING A LEGACY: SEVEN PILLARS FOR A ...
This book presents a compelling roadmap for anyone who desires to live a life of lasting significance rather than one defined by fleeting success. In a world driven by speed, competition and the relentless pursuit of material gain, it offers a refreshing perspective on what it truly means to build a meaningful legacy. Through practical wisdom, timeless biblical principles and relatable real-life illustrations, this book challenges readers to pause, reflect and intentionally shape a life that will positively influence generations.
Pieces Off The Board by John Oguntoyinbo
What if every move on a chessboard could unlock a forgotten moment in history?
Kola, a gifted young Nigerian chess player, travels from Lagos to Lisbon for an international tournament. But as he competes, strange visions begin connecting the pieces on his chessboard to powerful moments from the ancient Kingdom of Benin.
Through figures such as Oba Esigie and Queen Mother Idia, Kola discovers lessons about strategy, leadership, diplomacy, patience, and courage. Each chess piece teaches him something new—not only about winning games, but about making wise choices.
Blending chess, African history, adventure, and everyday childhood experiences, Pieces off the Board is an inspiring story that shows young readers that true strength comes from thinking carefully, working with others, and protecting what matters.
MFUPA by FREDRICK OMINA
The President’s Man. Book one. ...
What is known about Hassan Al Rashid, also known as El Diablo, is that he is untouchable. A drug dealer, gunrunner and partner of the Somalia Alshabaab, he has powerful protectors deep inside government.
But it is when a frustrated president sends ace detective Patrick after him and he is captured that it begins to become clear he is not just a crime lord. Part of something called The Partnership, El Diablo could be aiding the plans of a deeply secret and treasonous conspiracy built around the frustrations of the loss of the Shifta War back in the sixties.
And even as the president struggles to come to terms with the deep rot now uncovered in the national security institutions, The Partnership pursues El Diablo in custody, determined to either rescue or kill him to keep him silent.
Stampede is the first of a proposed trilogy called
The President’s Man.
The Village Witch and Other African S...
Gripping tales that move effortlessly between drama, humour, and cultural mystery.
The Village Witch and Other Short Stories blends fiction with lived experiences to explore the joys and tensions of rural life where community is everything, myths walk alongside men, and the past lurks in the shadows.
The Village Witch and Other Short Stories blends fiction with lived experiences to explore the joys and tensions of rural life where community is everything, myths walk alongside men, and the past lurks in the shadows.
HOW TO PRAY & GET RESULTS
How to Pray and Get Results is a practical and faith-building guide for Christians who desire to deepen their prayer life and see meaningful results. It addresses common questions about unanswered prayers, teaches readers how to pray effectively using the Word of God, and serves as a personal manual for developing a consistent and disciplined prayer life.
Written for believers, Business leaders,intercessors, pastors, ministry leaders, and anyone seeking a deeper relationship with God, the book offers practical lessons and spiritual insights to help readers pray with greater understanding, faith, and confidence.
Hot Nairobi Baddies – Boss Babe...
Hot Nairobi Baddies (Boss Babe Edition) is a premium financial literacy workbook and graphic novel disguised as a high-fashion adventure. While the trendy internet title is a clever hook designed to instantly capture the attention of smart pre-teens and teenagers, the core content is a strict blueprint for long-term economic independence. Through culturally rich stories set across Nairobi, this book addresses the rising peer pressure of modern lifestyle inflation, teaching young minds to invest in building real-world assets before spending money on temporary designer trends.
Far from being a passive storybook, this interactive playbook functions as a heavy-duty business simulation kit that kids can actively engage with for months. Readers step into executive decision-making roles through gamified challenges like the Make Ksh 10,000 Business Challenge, Baddies Business Bingo, and The Crisis Hot Seat—where they map out material costs, predict profit margins, and solve real entrepreneurial emergencies. Packed with lessons on stock markets, emergency savings jars, and strategic networking ("your net worth is your network"), it serves as the ultimate financial insurance policy, arming your young visionary with unbreakable business confidence and money discipline long before they touch their first real paycheck.
EkeGusii Made Simple: The ‘abc&...
EkeGusii Made Simple introduces the reader to the language spoken by the AbaGusii of Kenya. It covers basics such as the letters of the alphabet (ching’amumu) - vowels (ching’atoki) and consonants (amamumu) - parts of speech (ebiumuntwa bi’enkwano), numbers (chimbaro) and the counting system (kobara). The reader will benefit from basic vocabulary relating to things such as the household, parts of the body (ebimo) and typical items used in a homestead. There are also basic conversational elements, such as greetings (amakwanio) and some forms of communication, in addition to family and community relations (amairi ao ao) and genealogies (chinderia).
The reader will also benefit from elements of Gusii culture, such as names (amarieta ao ao) and naming systems, the poetry (emeino) of AbaGusii. Other aspects include seasons (chingaki) and their relations to activities of the time, and much more.
The regional variation of the language is underlined, as well, to ensure that the reader appreciates the variety and richness of the language. In doing so, the author underlines the correctness and validity of the variations.
There are few titles that offer such a broad introduction to the EkeGusii such as this one.
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“A great step towards a noble task from which many have been and are afraid to start. I love your brave plunge. God bless.” – Dr. Alfred Nyamwange, Author and Teacher.
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Thread of Gold Beads by Nike Campbell
Amelia, daughter of the last independent King of Danhome, King Ghehanzin, is the apple of her father’s eye, loved beyond measure by her mother, and overprotected by her siblings. She searches for her place within the palace amidst conspirators and traitors to the Kingdom. Just when Amelia begins to feel at home in her role as Princess, a well kept secret shatters the perfect life she knows.
Someone else within the palace also knows and does everything to bring the secret to light. A struggle between good and evil ensues causing Amelia to leave all that she knows and loves. She must flee Danhome with her brother, to south-western Nigeria. In a faraway land, she finds the love of a new family and God. The well-kept secret thought to have been dead and buried, resurrects with the flash of a thread of gold beads. Amelia must fight for her life and what is left of her soul.
Set during the French-Danhome war of the late 1890s in Benin Republic and early 1900s in Abeokuta and Lagos, South-Western Nigeria, Thread of Gold Beads is a delicate love story, and coming of age of a young girl. It clearly depicts the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversities.