Hi Readers, welcome to the 10th #Author’sDelight. Wow! We got here! If you have always been following #Author’sDelight from the onset; from #1, the first ever, leave a comment please and tell me if it has been a journey or if you have learnt anything at all through this feature. If this is your first time here too, please leave a comment.

With me, today, is the Mama of writing. She’s someone whose writing I enjoy. Drumrolllllllll🥁🥁🥁 I.R. Adams 🥁🥁🥁🥁 Read along and enjoy! 💃🏽

Oreoluwa Eunice:Hello, I am Oreoluwa from StoryStoryOh. Can you please introduce yourself?
I.R. Adams: I’m Adeyemi-Taiye Rukayat, more popularly known as I.R. Adams 🤗
Oreoluwa Eunice: It is a pleasure to have you here, Rukayat. A lot of people, myself included, know you as I.R. Adams as you said and I am guessing that the R in your initial stands for Rukayat, please correct…

Hi sweetie, I am so glad you are reading on StoryStoryOh today. I hope the past few months has been good to you. I did a lot of reading in July and a particular author took up quite a few days out of my July. I have been hearing good things about her books and so I decided to give them a trial. When I did, believe me, I could not stop. I started reading her books from one to the other.

Her name is Colleen Hoover.

Colleen Hoover is one author I am so grateful I discovered. She is such a meticulous writer and her books were more than entertaining, they all had things I learnt. You should know, Colleen is a Romance/ YA/ Women’s Fiction author.

On July 14, I started with Maybe Someday and it made me realize that I have been missing out. Maybe Someday isn’t…

Life is one long but short and mysterious creation. So mysterious you can’t predict what happens next, to you or to someone else. Sometimes I sit and try to understand the concept, being born, trying to sustain life, growing, meeting people, leaving people and then death. As a child, you believe its one far journey and you eagerly want to take it, but then, you cross a certain age and it’s all too short and time is going too fast.

Still, in the midst of this journey some stand strong, but there’s always a point of mental, emotional and psychological breaking, falling. There are people who get themselves back together, while there are others who try and try and end up ‘going with the flow’.

From my experience of ‘flowing with the go‘, I know how tiring it could be. All the apologies one always has to…

Yesterday’s elections were postponed to the 23rd of February and underneath all the bants lay disappointment, but since every cloud has a silver lining, we searched for the one here, and found it.

Regardless of when it is held, this election would still determine the country’s leader for the next 4 years; hence all stakeholders would definitely continue campaigns to ensure they win. As Nigerian citizens, we are the most important stakeholders – in Government terms, we are the “electorates” and we hold all the power.

So here’s TAHSC making its election campaign:

Voting should not be based on “brothers & sisters”, this is not an election for your village chief or your choir master; this is an election for the peace and progress of our nation. If you intend to vote for a contestant because of his/her religion or tribe, please change your mind. Nigeria is a…