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Jumia Books Dear Alaere By ERIYE ONAGORUWA

Name: Dear Alaere By ERIYE ONAGORUWA
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Myles Munroe teaches how to overcome any crisis by applying the sure wisom and the time-tested principles of the Kingdom of God. With special attention to God's original command to be fruitful and take dominion over the earth's resources, you will overcome whatever comes your way.Myles Munroe teaches how to overcome any crisis by applying the sure wisom and the time-tested principles of the Kingdom of God. With special attention to God's original command to be fruitful and take dominion over the earth's resources, you will overcome whatever comes your way.

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Alaere Benson is your typical modern, professional woman in search of that elusive work-life balance and societal acceptance in Lagos. When she gets a job at Criole, she is excited to be working for a multinational company, but it does not take long for her to see that Criole is dysfunctional and bears an eerie similarity to Nigeria. As she struggles to find her footing in her new role, she witnesses a never-ending theatre of murder, sexual harassment and mysticism. At home, she is happily married to ‘Laja, but they begin to have problems when they experience difficulties having children and their situation is compounded by extended family interference.