Abike The Spoilt Child
The story revolves around the Alagbe’s only child and daughter, Abike. Olabisi, Abike’s mother would do anything to please her only child. Perhaps, Olabisi was caring or over-pampering Abike. Discover the immediate consequences of Abike’s upbringing.
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The story revolves around the Alagbe’s only child and daughter, Abike. Olabisi, Abike’s mother would do anything to please her only child. Perhaps, Olabisi was caring or over-pampering Abike. Discover the immediate consequences of Abike’s upbringing.
- Author : Omolara Fadiya
- Publisher : Rasmed Publications Ltd
- ISBN : 9788125387
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