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danolorunmo:
Hello Divepen, please how can I reach you? To forward the number?

You can DM me through my profile.

7BigSquids:
I typed it but it keeps displaying the way it is itself

Please, send it to my Inbox through by clicking my profile.

Bertycoker:
obviously.
I've given him a go ahead to publish the book on amazon or elsewhere. I have no use for it.
Thanks

Please, provide:
- Proof of rejection from the main client ( A screenshot of the rejection message)
- Proof of order. This will ascertain the information is not forged.
-

7BigSquids:
This is the WhatsApp contact



https:///14085791671

I'll prefer the full format.

Divepen1:
I was actually referring to the message he sent as regards him not paying for the rejected work.
As I posted in one thread, I seems to have been blocked. Send me his WhatsApp contact.

If I'm right, it's not a she. He is a devil.

7BigSquids:
My work is top quality. Five years experience bro

I was actually referring to the message he sent as regards him not paying for the rejected work.
As I posted in one thread, I seems to have been blocked. Send me his WhatsApp contact.

danolorunmo:
It is well.

Has this money being paid? Forward the WhatsApp number to me. I've been blocked, meaning it's the number of someone I suspect it is.

Bertycoker:
I normally DO NOT RESPOND to posts of this nature, and I won't.
I specifically stated that when deadlines are not met, then I have no business with the book.

I have three good writers I'm paying and still will be on my payroll, as for this defamatory posts, I have no business with it

Was this book rejected by the producer?

198800Mam:
WELDONE SIR COME N COMPLETE YOUR WRITE UP OOO

I'm working on most of them behind scene..

In a time when more men are becoming better at taking responsibility for their family and actions, Zikora is a reminder that we’re not done just yet.
You might have read numerous perspectives to the wonderful piece careful served by the awesome Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. And I can tell you: it is their opinions.
Until you read it, you can barely form your own opinion about the story.
It started in the labour room and ended when the baby was calm in her grandmother’s arms. The period between these short periods, however, took us on a journey of more events. Through Zikora’s eyes, we came to realise the trauma faced by women rejected by their fiancés or boyfriends. Oh! And women, whose husband are not caring enough to deal with what they’ve done. Like one of her friends said, ‘Some of us have men and are still doing it alone’.
It wasn’t directed at pregnant women alone. We understood the trauma of women whose husband decided they need a “second” or “other” wife.
Briefly, she touched how some men know nothing about how a woman feels… Or should it be that it showed how men can be stupid when ‘sex’ is involved because it bemuses me to know that some men don’t expect pregnancy when none of them uses protection? While it is true that some men are still suffering from the problems caused by their ancestors, some others are not doing enough. The stone age genes are still alive in many of them.
Kwame, the fiancé is an African, who lives in a civilised world and would have known better but it’s just one problem found everywhere.
I think Zikora’s son resting in her grandmother’s arm indicates that the future is bright. Boys are being born into the arms of women who understand this pain and will guide the steps of these boys.

https://writertainpublishers.com/?p=2751

Nyanabo:
But you would credit to work to the owner right ?

Yes.

millieademi:
Results will be announced on the 31st of December. Let's just have fun.

Well done... Stickied

davidoged:
Fiction writers needed for kids if you're interested message on WhatsApp: 08143785964 or Gmail: davidoged15@gmail.com.

There's a report that you're owing someone for a while now, please do the needful.