When Michael Tendo wakes up running through a city that bends and breathes like a dream, he has no memory of who he is or what he’s fleeing from. Hunted by faceless beings known as Memory Brokers, he discovers that he once sold his past — every joy, every pain — in exchange for forgetting a devastating loss. Guided by the mysterious Dr. Selene, Michael must journey through Echo City, a place built from forgotten memories and digital ghosts, to reclaim the truth buried inside his mind. But the deeper he digs, the more the city unravels — and the more he realizes that the greatest danger isn’t what he forgot, but why he chose to forget it. A haunting blend of science fiction, mystery, and emotion, Echoes of the Forgotten: The Man Who Woke Up Running explores memory, loss, and the fragile line between reality and regret.

When the Commissioner of Police for Lagos State, MD Abubakar, decided to make an early-morning surprise inspection, he never imagined that the day would turn into one of the most unforgettable lessons of his career.It was supposed to be a routine Saturday morning. As the top law enforcement officer in one of Nigeria’s busiest states, Abubakar was known for his strict discipline and love for order. Determined to catch his officers in their true element, he left home before dawn—without his official entourage, without protocol, and without revealing his identity. Dressed simply and driving himself in his Jeep, he set out to observe how his men were performing their duties along the city’s bustling roads.But fate had a different kind of “inspection” in store for him.At a busy checkpoint on Herbert Macaulay Road, a group of young police constables stopped his vehicle. One of them, hardly older than a recruit, looked at him suspiciously and asked:“Young man, where are you going with your father’s car?”The irony was almost poetic. The highest-ranking police officer in the state had just been stopped and questioned by his own subordinates—who had no clue they were challenging their boss. The constable demanded his driver’s licence and car papers. Abubakar complied calmly, even introducing himself simply as “Mohammed.” When asked for his ID card, he countered, “Show me yours first.”The officer had none.This unusual standoff drew the attention of the sergeant in charge, who arrived with the same air of intimidation. Still, the Commissioner remained composed, insisting on professionalism and fairness. When the young men grew impatient, they decided to take him to the nearest station—Yaba Police Station (Panti)—to “find out who he really was.”At the station, the situation escalated. There was no parking except for the DPO’s spot. Without hesitation, Abubakar parked there. The constable protested loudly, saying he was defying authority. The Commissioner stayed silent.Inside, things became even more absurd. The officer on duty was an ASP (Assistant Superintendent of Police) dressed in shorts and casual clothes, a violation of decorum and duty. When the ASP ordered Abubakar to come in for questioning, he refused to be interrogated by an officer in home wear. The ASP, annoyed, grabbed him—only for the Commissioner to pull him right back.In that brief physical exchange, the ASP finally looked closely at the man’s face. His eyes widened. He recognized him instantly—the very face that hung in every police station in Lagos. Panic swept through the room.Before anyone could speak, another officer peeked into the DPO’s office, confirmed the photo on the wall, and screamed, “That’s the Commissioner of Police!”The next moment was pure chaos—officers jumping through windows, running out of the station in fear and shame. The very men who had arrested their boss were now fleeingWhen leadership meets reality, truth is revealed — not in the boardroom, but on the streets.This gripping true story follows MD Abubakar, a man who rose through the ranks of the Nigerian Police Force to become one of its most respected Commissioners. Known for his integrity, humility, and no-nonsense approach to discipline, Abubakar believed that real leadership is tested when no one is watching. One ordinary Saturday morning, that belief would be put to an extraordinary test.Determined to inspect his officers without prior notice, Commissioner Abubakar left home early, driving himself through Lagos’ busy streets. What began as a routine inspection quickly turned into an unforgettable encounter — one that would expose the raw truth about discipline, professionalism, and the state of policing.At a routine checkpoint along Herbert Macaulay Road, a group of young officers stopped him, unaware of who he was. To them, he was just another civilian behind the wheel of a fancy Jeep. When they asked for his identification, Abubakar — with calm confidence — turned the request back to them, asking to see theirs first. None had an ID card. The situation escalated when a sergeant arrived, equally unaware of the man’s true identity. Within minutes, the Commissioner of Police found himself being “arrested” by his own men.Taken to Yaba Police Station, Abubakar witnessed shocking scenes: an Assistant Superintendent of Police lounging in casual home shorts while interrogating citizens, officers without proper documentation, and an atmosphere of carelessness that reflected a much deeper problem within the system.When the ASP forcefully pulled him inside for questioning, the Commissioner resisted — until a flash of recognition transformed the scene. As realization spread, panic erupted. Officers who had manhandled him scrambled for the windows, fleeing the station in terror. The atmosphere shifted from arrogance to chaos — a perfect symbol of how indiscipline had corroded the very foundation of duty and respect.Yet, instead of anger or retaliation,

When it comes to love, college is supposed to be a time of discovery—not deception. But for [Protagonist’s Name], pretending might be the only way to survive.She’s the quiet, focused student who would rather spend nights buried in books than navigating the messy world of dating. He’s the campus golden boy—popular, charming, and every girl’s not-so-secret crush. They couldn’t be more different. Yet one rumor, one desperate favor, and one impossible deal force them into a fake relationship neither asked for.The rules are simple:1. Act like the perfect couple.2. Keep feelings out of it.3. Never, ever fall in love.Easy, right?But between stolen glances in the library, late-night walks across campus, and kisses that feel far too real, the line between pretend and reality begins to blur. Soon, what started as a game to fool everyone else becomes the one thing they both can’t escape.Full of humor, heart, and all the messy, magical chaos of college life, this fake-dating romance will make you laugh, swoon, and remember what it feels like to fall in love for the very first time.Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers, romantic comedies, and college love stories with a twist, this book will keep you turning pages late into the night.Because sometimes, the biggest risk is pretending you don’t care—when your heart already knows the truth.College is supposed to be about chasing dreams, not faking love. But when one reckless rumor collides with one desperate deal, everything changes.She’s the invisible girl who slips through campus unnoticed, focused on grades, not gossip. He’s the campus star—handsome, untouchable, and everyone’s favorite secret fantasy. They have nothing in common… until a twist of fate forces them into the biggest lie of their lives.Pretend to be the perfect couple.Smile in public.Hold hands in class.Kiss like you mean it.The plan? Fool everyone and walk away unscathed.The problem? The longer they fake it, the harder it becomes to remember what’s real.Every whispered conversation in the library.Every stolen glance that lasts too long.Every kiss that burns hotter than it should.Somewhere between pretending and protecting their secrets, they break the only rule that matters—never fall in love.Now, with reputations, friendships, and hearts on the line, they’ll have to decide: was it all just an act, or has their greatest lie turned into the truest thing they’ve ever known?Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers, fake dating tropes, and swoon-worthy campus romance, this story is packed with humor, heartbreak, and the kind of chemistry that keeps you up all night turning pages.Because sometimes the most dangerous game isn’t pretending to be in love—It’s realizing you actually a traumatic.College is where futures are built, hearts are tested, and secrets never stay buried for long.For melliza, the only plan was survival: stay invisible, ace her exams, and get out with her degree. Love was never part of the equation—until one scandalous rumor threatens everything she’s worked for. To silence the whispers, she makes a deal with the one person she swore she’d never talk to: Gabriel (love boy), the arrogant, golden-boy athlete whose smile can melt half the campus.He has his own reasons for agreeing. Image, reputation, pressure—on campus, he can’t afford a crack in his perfect façade. And what’s safer than a girl who promises she won’t actually fall for him?College was supposed to be simple for melliza. Keep her head down, chase good grades, and avoid the drama that clung to every hallway, every dorm room, every whispered rumor on campus. Love? That was never on her list of priorities.But one reckless rumoThe rules are ironclad:✔ Keep it fake.✔ Keep it clean.✔ Keep it temporary.But college life doesn’t play fair.From late-night study sessions that turn into laughter, to unexpected moments of vulnerability that no one else gets to see, their fake relationship begins to feel dangerously real. And the harder they fight it, the closer they fall.Suddenly, every look lingers too long.Every accidental touch sparks fire.Every kiss feels less like acting—and more like the truth they’re too afraid to admit.But in a world where gossip spreads faster than wildfire, love comes with risks neither of them are prepared to face. If their secret unravels, they could lose more than their hearts—they could lose everythingFilled with sharp banter, swoon-worthy romance, laugh-out-loud moments, and just enough heartbreak to keep you breathless, FAKE DATING 101 is a campus love story you’ll never forget.For anyone who’s ever wondered what happens when pretending goes too far—this book is your answer.Full of humor, heartbreak, late-night adventures, and the raw intensity of first love, FAKE DATING 101 is a swoon-worthy campus romance that will leave you breathless. Fans of fake-dating, enemies-to-lovers, and romantic comedy tropes will devour every pay ..

The world is not just a place where we exist; it is a grand arena, a stage upon which every human being runs their unique race. From the moment we take our first breath, the race begins—not a race of competition against others, but a journey of discovery, perseverance, and growth. Life is full of paths, crossroads, obstacles, and milestones, and each of us is a runner, carrying dreams as our fuel and hope as our compass.This book, World: A Race for the Prize, is an invitation to reflect on life as a purposeful journey. It portrays the world as a place where everyone is moving forward, some swiftly, others slowly, yet all with a destination in mind. The prize is not always a medal, wealth, or applause; sometimes it is peace, wisdom, faith, or the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream. But one truth remains constant: the race is real, and it calls for strength, focus, and resilience.The chapters unfold like lanes on a track, guiding readers through the different stages of life’s race. You will discover that:Every runner has a unique lane. No two people are called to the same exact path. Comparison often distracts, but fulfillment comes from embracing your personal journey.Obstacles are part of the course. Just as hurdles test an athlete’s skill, life’s challenges test our character and determination. Success is not the absence of struggles, but the ability to rise after falling.Discipline and endurance matter. A runner who loses focus cannot finish well. Likewise, life requires vision, values, and self-control to stay on course.The finish line is worth the effort. Whether it comes in the form of personal achievement, spiritual fulfillment, or lasting legacy, the end of the race brings reward for those who did not give up.Blending practical wisdom, motivational insights, and timeless truths, this book encourages readers to reflect deeply on their purpose. It speaks to students chasing their future, professionals striving to leave a mark, parents guiding their families, and dreamers holding on to hopeEach page reminds you that you are not alone in your journey. Millions of people across the globe are running their races too—some ahead of you, some behind you, and some right beside you. What matters most is not speed, but faithfulness and perseveranceThe message resonates with an eternal principle: in every race, there are prize winners. Not everyone finishes at the same time or in the same way, but those who run with determination eventually reach their goal. The prize is not reserved for a select few; it is open to anyone who dares to continue running when it would have been easier to stop.Through inspiring stories, thought-provoking reflections, and practical lessons, this book equips you to see your own life in a new light. It challenges the reader to:Define what the “prize” means personally.Identify distractions that slow down progress.Cultivate endurance to keep moving forward.Celebrate small victories along the way.Build resilience that carries you through hardships.The race of life is not a sprint but a marathon. It is not about how quickly you begin, but how faithfully you endure until the end. Some may stumble, some may even pause, but every runner who rises again has the chance to cross the finish line. This book is a companion for that journey, reminding you that your race matters, your pace is valid, and your prize is within reach.Ultimately, World: A Race for the Prize is more than a book—it is a call to live intentionally, courageously, and purposefully. It invites you to run not just for recognition, but for transformation. It reminds you that in the grand race of life, winning is not about defeating others, but about becoming the best version of yourself and finishing well.So step onto the track with confidence. Lace up with determination. Lift your eyes toward the finish line. The world is indeed a place where people run their race with prize winners—and you, too, are called to claim your prize.