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Hello to everyone

Sorry for my long absence on this blog.

To those of you writing to ask why I no longer post again, that's because I fell into depression after paystack seized my earnings. I narrated my ordeal at save me from depression and possible suicide.

It led to a sickness that has cost me a lot of money that I don't have. I am yet to recover from it. 

However, I've channeled the aftermath into research towards writing my third book. That's why I am not posting again. 

Should you want to support me, email: kemeticphilosophy@gmail.com

I'll resume once I am fine. Thank you very much for your concern.

Best regards

Africason


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