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    Plague

    By Ifedayo Adigwe Akintomide

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    About this ebook

    After the events in Oraromi, the Evonso Virus has spread beyond the boundaries of Ondo into many towns and cities across the country. Lagos is one of the first cities to be overrun by the infected. The infection spreads like wildfire giving the government no other recourse than to resort to extreme measures. Meanwhile another global catastrophe looms.
    We follow the lives of six individuals who struggle to survive the pandemic while preparing to face what could well be the apocalypse and the end of life as we know it

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIfedayo Adigwe Akintomide
    Release dateAug 29, 2016
    ISBN9781370985678
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    Ifedayo Adigwe Akintomide

    I am Akintomide Ifedayo Adigwe, a Nigerian by birth with a flair and weakness for writing. I am thirty four years old, funny, intelligent, a bit of a recluse and I feel most comfortable when I am writing another book or reading a novel (mostly motivational titles).My greatest desire is to have my work read by billions and appreciated across the globe. My books are my message to the world and I strive as much as possible to always make my stories have a message that everyone can draw solace, encouragement and inspiration from.God is my inspiration cos without him I would not be alive. You have to be breathing to have anything of note to write about don't you? lol So thank the good Lord for his preservation. The printed copies of my books can be found on lulu. Follow the link below to check them out! http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/semanticdmaxPick a copy while you are at it! You won't be disappointed. Thank you for checking out my page. May the good Lord bless you exceedingly in Jesus name. Cheers

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