Featured Books
More Than First Position
For generations, we've believed that "First Position" in class guarantees a successful life. But we all know that uncle with a First Class degree who is confused about life, and that auntie who barely passed maths but runs a massive business. More Than First Position is the wake-up call for modern Nigerian parents and teachers. It moves beyond the "La Cram, La Pour" method of education and reveals how to raise a child who is not just 'School Smart,' but 'Life Smart.' From killing the "Entitlement Spirit" to navigating the "Digital Wahala," this book gives you the tools to raise a global problem-solver. What You Will Learn: • The "Water" Test: How to know if your child actually understands a topic or is just reciting definitions. • The E+V=R Formula: Teaching your child that Effort + Value = Reward (The cure for entitlement). • The Japa Question: Preparing your child to be globally competitive, whether they are in Lagos or London. Best For: Parents, Teachers, and School Owners.
₦3,500.00
Don't Wait for the Street
We often think that if we don't talk about sex or abuse, our children will remain innocent. But silence is not protection; silence is danger. If you don't teach your child about their body, the "Street" (the internet, peers, and predators) will teach them a lie. Don't Wait for the Street empowers you to break the culture of silence without losing your values. It provides exact scripts for the tough questions—from "Where do babies come from?" to "Good Touch vs. Bad Touch"—ensuring you become the safe place your child runs to, not away from. What You Will Learn: • The "Flower" & "Snake" Problem: Why using code names for private parts actually helps predators. • The Swimsuit Rule: A simple, non-scary way to teach consent to toddlers. • The "Nice" Monster: How to spot grooming tactics from people who look like "helpers" or "friendly uncles". Best For: Parents of children aged 2–12.
₦3,500.00
Beyond Sunday Morning
In Nigeria, we know how to do "Church" very well. We dress our children in their Sunday Best, give them offering money, and smile when they recite Psalm 23. But here is the terrifying question: If you take away the church building and your supervision, does your child actually know God? Beyond Sunday Morning challenges the "Sunday Best Deception." It is a survival manual for parents who want to move their children from "Behavior Modification" (acting good) to "Heart Transformation" (loving Jesus). Don't just raise a church-goer; raise a God-chaser. What You Will Learn: • The Eli Warning: Why you cannot outsource your child's soul to the Sunday School teacher. • The "Spare Tire" Syndrome: Teaching kids that prayer is a steering wheel for life, not just for emergencies. • Daniel in Babylon: How to raise a child who can say "NO" to sin even when everyone else says "Yes". Best For: Christian Parents and Sunday School Teachers.
₦3,500.00