Azawani: The Hood of a Mentor - Paperback

by Martins Ejiofor (Author)

The book Azawani - The Hood of a Mentor is basically a book that creates hope for the hopeless, stigmatized and the the down trodden of the society.

It's all about a girl child that was born into a poor family of a slave couple in an African society setting. The girl had no future as the powers that be or the free society would never allow her type be. Her parents were old and impoverished. The couple had a reliable friend named Azawani who has the royal blood in her. Because of her fearlessness and her family background, she stands for justice and equality, as she continued to fight for the stigmatized and the poor of the society. She had no biological child of her but adopted the girl child Elizabeth. She named her Elizabeth after the Queen of England, peeping into the future concerning the girl child becoming as very rich no matter the odds. Azawani was the richest person in that part of the world because of her entrepreneurial prowess. She adopted the girl child and vowed to offload her ingenuity into her as a mentor to a protege. She taught all her trade secrets. Azawani handed over a great treasure to her protege Elizabeth in a very mysterious way after she passed on.

Elizabeth the poor slave girl became super rich that through the community became developed and through slave and kind of stigmatization became abolished and all became things of the past. She got married to prince of the kingdom who later became the king when his father the king passed on. So Elizabeth the slave girl rose from slavery to royalty. From nothingness to something else because of the mentorship processes of Azawani to her.

She made her to delete slavery mindset. "Until you banish every negative conversation within you, you might likely not become what destiny has in store for you"