Wole Soyinka's "You Must Set Forth At Dawn"

the Godfather by mario puzo

Good morning Holy Spirit, why you act the way you do, Purpose Driven life, Gifted Hands. Someone mentioned EnidBlyton, l love love love Enid Blyton esp Famous Five

Other books I love so are Efuru by Flora Nwapa, The gods are not to blame, Undersirable Element by pacesetters. Chimere, The Concubine, Things fall apart

Engineering Mathematics by K.A Stroud

the Glorious Holy Bible!

The God Delusion ( By Richard Dawkins)

The only non ICT book I've read cover to cover, twice!

I'll say 7 habits of highly effective people, by Stephen Covey.

I could also add "the 8th habit".

all Robert Green works: 48 laws of power, 33 strategies of war, the art of seduction. Among oda of his works , also Robert kiyosakis, richest man in babylon

Rich dad poor dad series by Robert Kiyosaki
The world is flat by Thomas Friedman
Trading in the zone by Mark Douglas
Success Digest magazines by Sunny Ojeagbaze

O le ku by Adebayo Faleti.
Mental Poisoning (Thoughts that enslave the mind) By H Spenser Lewis (Rosicrucian Library).
Nairaland Forum By Seun Osewa.
A Lotus for Miss Quon By James Hardley Chase.

Here are the books,

The BIBLE
The gods are not to blame
Efunsetan Aniwura

The Dignity of Manhood by Bro Gbile Akanni. I recommend it to any married couple but especially unmarried ladies.

Check it out
www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-790008.0.html#msg9420672

The Holy Bible because of its stories that teaches about the ways of old and morals.
Know your limits and ignore them- by John Mason. It taught me how to be optimistic about life and not be a pessimist nor have a mediocre mind.
That book was borrowed and was never returned. I am still searching to buy it.

CyberSaint:



Omo, why are you tryna to pop a vein just because people say that the Bible has profoundly imparted their lives? Do you know these people personally to conclude that they are "shamelessly cherry-picking and implementing ONLY the parts of the Bible that suits their selfish purposes at any point in time"? Base on your venom on this thread, I perceive that you are in the gall of bitterness, and in the bond of iniquity.

I think you really need to look inside yourself and find out what problem(s) you have with the Bible and/or the people who love the Word of God

Thank you for the post!

@Pro01
You certainly are a bitter person, it's not easy being you!
Just try and reconnect to you base.
I wonder the morale you practice at home with your kids,
Or may be no family yet, sorry!

Think and grow rich - Napoleon Hill

The Holy Bible
Think and Grow Rich
As a man thinketh
Who moved my cheese
Only the Paranoid survives

Animal Farm by George Orwell

PatKing:

Thank you for the post!

@Pro01
You certainly are a bitter person, it's not easy being you!
Just try and reconnect to you base.
I wonder the morale you practice at home with your kids,
Or may be no family yet, sorry!

If not being a hypocritical 'Bible loving' pretender makes me a "bitter person", then I'm even more bitter than vinegar. . .and I hope to transmit such bitterness in full measure to my offspring. Besides it certainly isn't easy being me 'cos, unlike most of you duplicitous lot, I don't pay lip-service to God and His Word because I fear His awesome power. If His word hasn't profoundly imparted impacted my life (as evidenced in my daily life and dealings with my fellow humans), I would NEVER come out and say so just to feel good with myself and deceive others. Hope you're happy now?

I seriously wonder whether some of you know what profound impart impact on one's life means.

THE SECRET RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BLACKS AND JEWS, A MUST READ BOOK FOR EVERY LIVING BLACK SOULS.
JUS GOOGLE IT MY BROTHER.

The Bible,

robinson crusoe.

gifted hands by Ben Carson.

The Holy Qur'an and John C maxwells, eg A talent is never enough

For me,it's T.D Jakes' MAXIMIZE THE MOMENT (not too sure about d title). That book taught me to make the best of every second. It taught me not to fold my arms and wait for a big break but do all the little things that make success come faster.

For me,it's T.D Jakes' MAXIMIZE THE MOMENT (not too sure about d title). That book taught me to make the best of every second. It taught me not to fold my arms and wait for a big break but do all the little things that make success come faster.

For me,it's T.D Jakes' MAXIMIZE THE MOMENT (not too sure about d title). That book taught me to make the best of every second. It taught me not to fold my arms and wait for a big break but do all the little things that make success come faster.

FaceBOOK. It has made me know what's on people's mind without me asking them.

Battlefield of the Mind - Joyce Meyer

Great expectations. Charles Dicken. And Chike and the river by Chinua Achebe. Some of the earliest books i read