Who Dey Chop My Husband?
Who Dey Chop My Husband?

Who Dey Chop My Husband?

City Life 6 Chs Completed 232 Views
Author: Gary Ball
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Amaka Okezie runs Lagos with pride, power, and plenty money—until her broke fiancé and the steward’s daughter threaten her place at the top. When betrayal, family secrets, and desperate loyalty collide, Amaka must decide how far she’ll go to keep her crown. In this city, only the sharpest survive—and Amaka swears nobody will use her head chop life.

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