New book alert : We listen and we judge by Graciano Enwerem

Preorder "WE LISTEN AND WE JUDGE" by Graciano Enwerem
A book with  over 80,000 words of relatable African stories of weird things people did and expected to be forgiven 

Order by sending  "WE JUDGE" via WhatsApp 08060878235

Price:
Before launch: 3000 naira
During launch: 20,000 naira
After launch: 5000 naira

LAUNCH DATE:
April 4th,2025 6-7pm WAT

Are you pre-ordering, launch-ordering, or post-ordering. 


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