Malik Ademola

Blizzard - hunger is cold Blizzard is a novella authored by David Onyemaizu, which chronicles the vacation of an adventurous auditor in chief, Terry Droop, who is consumed with the ecstasies from his recent promotion at his office and the divorced suit filed by his wife, Martha. I have mountainous reasons to be dithyrambic about the book. In an apparently congent view, if the male lead character is displaced in the book, Blizzard tells a chronological story that captures the catastrophic situations most of us find ourselves and tend to survive, emerge victorious at all cost, and not being hypocritically myopic, all sapiens will do same or more to survive irrespective of the cost attached. Also, one may wonder if definitely hunger can be cold, as the book begins with unparalleled abstruseness cum uneven exhilaration to read on, but someway doggedness and unrelenting tenaciousness has made the theme of the book fall in place in the long run of Terry Droop's odyssey. The book i

Liver transplant was the last resort that'd keep her up and running. She was a sophomore at Obafemi Awolowo University, she had wanted to become a lawyer, to use every last of her blather to save the rights of the society and put the wrongs behind bars, she had the notion concretely buried in the mental files inside her head when her brother was accused and convicted for murder, and she had watched as the world stood still, with no aid of rescue. she had also witnessed how her father had committed suicide in his room, with rope attached to the ceiling and his neck, his atlas and axis displaced and his body dangled from the imbalance, just for the unsurmountable reason that his son couldn't die for the crime he didn't commit while he lived peacefully among the perpetrators, what magnitude of insanity! At age of ten, Adeife had experienced the sandstorms of life along with her mother. Unfortunately, the dream to become a lawyer fell short when she was diagnosed of cirrhosis,