
No One Told the Bride
The Wife's Protection File Every Nigerian Woman Should Keep
They taught you how to greet, how to kneel, how to cook the soup exactly the way his mother makes it. Nobody told you where your marriage certificate is kept. Nobody asked whose name is on the land. Nobody explained what "Next of Kin" actually means, or does not mean.
This is not a book against marriage, and it is not a book against men. It is a quiet, practical file that puts a Nigerian woman on solid ground, organized into four vaults: Documents, Safety, Digital, and Voice.
Inside you will find how to put your papers in order without one quarrel in the house, what the law actually says about a wife's and a widow's rights, how to protect your phone and your savings, and word-for-word scripts for in-laws, for your husband, and for the family meeting where they have already decided your life before calling you in.
Written for three women: the newly wedded, the long married, and the widowed.
50 pages. One idea per page. Most women finish it in one evening.