PROVERS 31 WOMAN ON THE STREET OF LAGOS

Something snapped in Adejare, and it isn’t her bra strap. It is her long practiced silence.

After 28 years of practicing to be the perfect Christian woman her mum had trained her to be, an almost all-blows hot afternoon with an Agbero in a Danfo, shakes down the persona she had carefully crafted. Her faith is on the line, so is her marriage, her job and her sanity. One question; how will she navigate being the proclaimed virtuous woman amidst the insanities of the streets, of Lagos?

About the author.

Ifeoluwa Oyatokun (nee Alabi), grew up in Ede, Osun State Nigeria, where she spent a good portion of her first decade as an adult getting a degree in the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University (Great Ife!) and being a broadcast journalist.

She is a Queensland University certified Human-Social psychologist and a member of Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, United Kingdom. When she is not writing, she is either pursuing her other calling as a social revolutionist through her organization; AfricHer Rising, or playing the dotting mum to her adorable son and, the naughty wifey to her ever supportive husband.