BEFORE IT WAS TOO LATE

Somewhere in Nigeria right now, a family is selling land they promised themselves they would never sell. Somewhere else, a widow is packing up a home she built over fifteen years, not because she wants to, but because the money ran out six months after the man who paid for it did.

And somewhere on the Third Mainland Bridge, a young woman is watching her car rust outside her window for seven months, paying for a decision she made in two minutes at an insurance office two years ago.

Before It Was Too Late is not an insurance book.

It is five Nigerian stories about ordinary people who loved well, worked hard, and built real lives — and what happened when the one thing they kept putting off became the most urgent thing in those lives.

It will take you thirty minutes to read, itmight be the most important thirty minutes you spend this year.

Start reading today