I am an abstract writer, I write on impulse when the idea flows in, I simply grab a pen and scribble down. I can write up to ten pages of an A4 paper at a sitting and then I move on to work or other engagements. At my leisure I type the draft into a manuscript and save till I get another idea.

The first story I read was "The Director" a pacesetter's series. The story was about a young desolate Nigerian Child who grew into a big time armed robber and later met his waterloo in the hands of the law. The Story was so real even though it was a fiction. The book taught me that crime does not pay.

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The Gods are not to blame by Ola Rotimi
The God father by Mario puzo
Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe
The road to Omaha by Robert Ludlum
'Please do not say no' by Tony Onyiuke

These books are classics that I have read over and over, they inspire me.

I read any good book, especially books that are suspense filled. I love prose and drama a lot.

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Hmm, growing up in different Army Barracks in Nigeria, my dad was a Soldier and he moved a lot. The barrack life imparted a lot on my life because it exposed me to people of diverse Culture and religion living together in an enclosed community called barracks. The happenings in the barracks is enough for one to write about, I developed the creative mind of adventure and humour from the barracks, while the writing skill was developed as a literature student in my secondary school at Command Secondary School Abakaliki, I came in contact with several books there.

My first writing attempt was at Command Secondary School Abakaliki. After reading a book titled "The adventures of Souza" I made a feeble attempt and wrote my version" The adventures of Bob Loco" I wrote about my childhood days. My friends read the book, though hand written and stapled into a book. The book was lost to one of my friends at it never came back to me.

It dwells on the Perception of marriage by a newly wedded couple. each has his and her own opinion of marriage should look like, some people are conservative while some are liberal. Two strangers coming to live together forever is not an easy arrangement as they are from different back grounds with different views to life. yet they have vowed to live together "For better for worse" the story would teach a young Couple that Love and respect is the glue that holds a marriage and not "tolerance" because tolerance has an elasticity limit. It will break!

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I am happy when people read my work and comment on how positive it has affected them. The lessons learnt from the message of my work makes me happy.

Fans means family without them there is no use writing. who will read it? God bless the fans that take out their time and read my work

I have about four books I am writing now. I am writing a sequel to "Just wedded" the title is "Another wedding" it is a drama too, I have another drama titled "Dandy's Bar" I am also working on two stories, prose. "Restless" and " Taxi driver".

I work full time! I am only able to write during my leisure and during vacations

It is easy for me because I am a writer and I belong to many E-book fora

I combine writing with work so I try to keep a clean desk so that I do not mix things up. Actually once at work, I hardly write. I write at home, my writing Table is in my sitting room and I try to keep it as tidy as possible.

yeah! I joined an on line forum called naira land and I explored the Literature sections, I discovered that I could blend with the group because I naturally felt at home there. so I registered and started contributing by writing Poems and drama and behold the comments I got from People were awesome and I knew this must be it!

i love Sydney Sheldon, Tom Clancy, Mario Puzo, Grisham, and Fredric Forsythe. Back home i love Wole Soyinka, Flora Nwankpa, Chinua Achebe, Elechi Amadi

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