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DOZ Devotional celebrates a loving Heavenly Father's faithfulness to His little girls on earth. Yes, Daddy loves His little girls. This devotional will inspire and motivate Daughters of Zion to start their day on the right note and win the challenges that life throws at them, knowing that they have a father who cares about every aspect of their lives and wants to bring them victory. It is loaded with amazing testimonies of God's faithfulness in the lives of His daughters even when they are unfaithful. The reader is reminded again and again of His unfailing love. DOZ Devotional is also known as, "Celebrating His Faithfulness".

Saul was the first king of Israel, and he was a good example of a bad leader. He was also the perfect example of an insecure leader. An insecure leader does not do what is right but what is popular. He leaves the good that he knows he should do and does what will make the people sing his praise even when it is wrong. And he does this because he is concerned with how people perceive him and always wants to look good before others. Saul was such a leader; he once admitted to Samuel, "I feared the people and obeyed their voice." Saul was a bad leader mainly because of his insecurities. His story is a good example of what can happen when a people are led by an insecure leader. This book focuses on his bad leadership of the nation of Israel.

This book reviews the life of Moses, as a leader. Moses led over three million Hebrews out of Egypt, bringing to an end four hundred and thirty years of slavery. He is known for the famous four words, "Let my people go." And he is doubtless one of the greatest leaders in the Bible. In studying Moses' life, the author has discovered that despite his flaws, and inability to complete his assignment, he was a leader worthy of emulation. In writing this book, the author has listed the good and not so good leadership lessons eminent in the life of Moses. His is a story that will inspire all.

DOZ Devotional celebrates a loving Heavenly Father's faithfulness to His little girls on earth. Yes, Daddy loves His little girls. This devotional will inspire and motivate Daughters of Zion to start their day on the right note and win the challenges that life throws at them, knowing that they have a father who cares about every aspect of their lives and wants to bring them victory. It is loaded with amazing testimonies of God's faithfulness in the lives of His daughters even when they are unfaithful. The reader is reminded again and again of His unfailing love. DOZ Devotional is also known as, "Celebrating His Faithfulness".

DOZ Devotional celebrates a loving Heavenly Father's faithfulness to His little girls on earth. Yes, Daddy loves His little girls. This devotional will inspire and motivate Daughters of Zion to start their day on the right note and win the challenges that life throws at them, knowing that they have a father who cares about every aspect of their lives and wants to bring them victory. It is loaded with amazing testimonies of God's faithfulness in the lives of His daughters even when they are unfaithful. The reader is reminded again and again of His unfailing love. DOZ Devotional is also known as, "Celebrating His Faithfulness".

DOZ Devotional celebrates a loving Heavenly Father's faithfulness to His little girls on earth. Yes, Daddy loves His little girls. This devotional will inspire and motivate Daughters of Zion to start their day on the right note and win the challenges that life throws at them, knowing that they have a father who cares about every aspect of their lives and wants to bring them victory. It is loaded with amazing testimonies of God's faithfulness in the lives of His daughters even when they are unfaithful. The reader is reminded again and again of His unfailing love. DOZ Devotional is also known as, "Celebrating His Faithfulness".

This book, "DOZ Chronicles: Ruki," is a part of the DOZ Chronicles series and falls under the category of African Women Narratives. It is based on real life experiences and told in the first person narrative by Eturuvie Erebor. It is the story of Ruki, a young woman from a poor family, whose quest for a better standard of living drives her to the streets of Lagos as a full time prostitute. Then one night, she has an unusual experience that causes her to forsake the streets and prostitution, and return to her hometown, in a bid to redeem her reputation. After three and a half years of living a far from glamourous life in the village, Ruki meets and marries a man who has the means to give her the life she's always wanted. But just as she begins to enjoy her new life, the undesirable unexpected happens. The past, which Ruki has tried so hard to bury, suddenly resurrects, and her perfect world with Anayo begins to disintegrate. Is this the end of her marriage?

Who is Delilah? Is she a friend or a foe? Is she a lover or a killer? Is her house a place of pleasure or is it a place of pain? What really happens to a man in Delilah's house? What happens to his marriage? What happens to his vision? Eturuvie Erebor answers these questions and many more in this book. She reveals the total personality of the strange woman, including the not so obvious goings-on within her walls. And she employs scriptural teachings to support her points. This book is a must read for all women, married and single, who seek to protect their husbands and future husbands from the other woman. It is also a must read for all men, especially the undiscerning man who seeks comfort and pleasure in Delilah's house and has no clue that the dead are there.

On the 21st of November 2002, while on a journey from Lagos to Port-Harcourt, God spoke to Eturuvie Erebor clearly about single women who desired to be married and were frustrated because marriage was not in view and they were getting older. He said to her; "You will break the yoke of marital delay that keeps women single against their desire. You will prepare women spiritually, emotionally, mentally, financially, physically and socially for a glorious marriage." This vision gave birth to "Preparing to Cleave." It began as a Bible study group in February 2004 and has evolved since then. This book was born out of that vision and multiple seminars held over a decade. It uncovers to the single woman the various causes of marital delay while equipping her with solutions, including prayer points, to end the delay. If you are a woman who is frustrated by what appears to be your inability to marry, this book is for you. It also includes a workbook with questions to help you gain a better understanding of your spouse-to-be during courtship, so, you are certain when you say, I do.

This book, "DOZ Chronicles: Nneka", is a part of the DOZ Chronicles series and falls under the category of African Women Narratives. It is based on real life experiences and told in the first person narrative by Eturuvie Erebor. It is the story of Nneka, a young Nigerian woman, whose first attempt at love leaves her devastated and on a mission against all men. Then she meets Ray and with him comes a second chance at love.

This book, "DOZ Chronicles: Lara," is a part of the DOZ Chronicles series and falls under the category of African Women Narratives. It is based on real life experiences and told in the first person narrative by Eturuvie Erebor. It is the story of young Lara, who finds her life slowly falling apart following the sudden and tragic death of her mother. Then at a time when she needs her father most, he abandons the family to seek greener pastures abroad. Lara is left in the care of her older sister, Nike, although this is not a favourable situation for her as Nike hates her and holds her responsible for the demise of their mother. Frustrated, Lara leaves home with nothing but the clothes on her back, the slippers on her feet and her mother's Bible in her hands. She tries to seek help from the church, but she is turned away by a young overzealous preacher. Years later, Lara becomes a celebrated and sought-after evangelist. In this elevated position, she meets with the preacher who had turned her away from church and the sister who had sent her away from home. Can she truly forgive all that has happened?

This book, "DOZ Chronicles: Kemi", is a part of the DOZ Chronicles series and falls under the category of African Women Narratives. It is based on real life experiences and told in first person narrative by Eturuvie Erebor. It is the story of young Kemi Oshinowo whose childless marriage of five years is about to end as another woman becomes pregnant by her husband. As a Christian, Kemi turns to God in her darkest hour - will He come through for her?

This book reviews the life of King David of Israel, from a leadership perspective. David was the second king of Israel, and doubtless one of the greatest leaders in the Bible. In studying David's life, the author has discovered that he was by no means a perfect leader. But despite his flaws, David remains a leader worthy of emulation. In writing this book, the author has listed the good and not so good leadership lessons eminent in David's life. His is a story that will inspire all.

Are leaders born or made? According to Eturuvie Erebor, "Everyone is born, but leaders are made." This book, "The Making of a Leader," is a compilation of articles written by Eturuvie Erebor and is based on leadership guru John Maxwell's book, "The 21 Qualities of a Leader." Eturuvie lists all the qualities of a leader as identified by John Maxwell and attempts to define each one and explain its importance to leadership. She makes use of leadership quotes in each chapter of the book to drive home the message to the upcoming leader.

The book, "Inspired to Win," is a compilation of inspirational articles written by Eturuvie Erebor. Each article has been written with the intention of stirring up inspiration deep within the reader to accomplish great things.

The Bible is a book on leadership and the book, "Leadership Lessons from the Bible," is a compilation of leadership articles written by Eturuvie Erebor and based on characters and circumstances in the Bible. In the articles that make up this book, the author thoroughly examines the lives of some Bible characters and highlights the leadership lessons learnt.

This book is a compilation of a hundred and one quotes and teachings of Eturuvie Erebor on various life issues to educate, inform and inspire the reader.

Giants give birth only to giants. The child of a giant will never be a dwarf and neither will he need to pray in order to grow tall. His biological association to parents who are extraordinarily tall means that in the process of time, he will be tall. At birth, the baby of an elephant is larger than many animals in their fully developed stage, and this is because of its biological association to parents that are enormous in size. Indeed, everything on the earth reproduces after its kind. Association has the power to make or mar a man. It can make a man great, or it can rob him of greatness. We always end up being like the people we surround ourselves with. Success is not an accidental occurrence. It will not just happen; it must be made to happen through a calculated and strategic operation of the power of association to one's advantage. In this book, Eturuvie Erebor takes a close look at the potential of relationships, especially the relationship between a mentor and mentee and the influence of the same on the life of the mentee. To buttress her point, she highlights several mentor/mentee relationships in the Bible. Undoubtedly, many mentees have been propelled to greatness by their mentors. This book is a must-read for everyone who desires to make a success out of their life.

Jesus needs no introduction. He is the son of God, the messiah of the world and the returning king. He is also the King of kings which without argument makes Him a leader of leaders. He exemplifies what a true leader should be and this book highlights a few of the leadership lessons the author has gleaned from an intense study of His life and ministry, as recorded in Scriptures. This book is not only for the Christian leader but is a must for everyone in a position of leadership and everyone who desires to occupy a position of leadership, as the lessons here can be applied in any area of leadership and across all walks of life.

For centuries, millions of women from various parts of the world have found it challenging to get along with the extended family members of their spouses. Many have come to dread the five letter double barrel word, "in-law" and still many find it an awkward moment when they are in the presence of those who fall into this category. It is no longer news that failure to get along with the extended family members of one's spouse can create unnecessary tension in the home even leading to the breakdown of the marriage which regrettably has been the case with some marriages. In this book, Eturuvie Erebor looks at three (3) major reasons for the continuous disharmony between women (especially Christian women) and their in-laws; a problem which you will no doubt agree is as old as the institution of marriage itself. Albeit the book focuses on women and how they relate with their in-laws, the men have not been let off the hook entirely as the author is certain that many a time their actions or inactions are at the very root of the constant fracas between their spouses and members of their extended families. She concludes with suggestions for a more harmonious relationship between women and their in-laws. This book is a must read for every woman, married or single, and especially, she who professes to be a Christian. It is also a must read for men who seek to be better mediators between their wives and extended family members.