A List of My Favs

Veronica Obizor put her heart, soul, and talent into building House of Obizor—the bridal empire that bears her husband’s name. But now, in the middle of a brutal divorce, she’s fighting to keep the company she helped create.

Then the scandal breaks.

A former employee publicly accuses House of Obizor of stealing her wedding dress designs. Overnight, the lawsuit becomes a media storm, turning Veronica from industry icon to headline scandal. Investors pull out, clients cancel orders, and the company she’s fighting to keep is now at risk of crumbling beneath her.

Olaide Lawal just wants to pay his bills. A struggling lawyer drowning in debt, he’s used to handling messy cases, but nothing like this. Representing Veronica might finally get him the kind of clients—and money—he needs.

What starts out as a high-profile divorce case—his specialty—takes a sharp turn when a lawsuit for IP theft rocks the House of Obizor. As the case spirals, Olaide is caught between his client, his conscience, and the truth.

Did Veronica steal the design that made her millions? Or is she the victim of a carefully orchestrated takedown? And when the dust settles, will Olaide still believe in the law—or will he finally see the game for what it is?

This month's book is Nearly All the Men Are Mad in Lagos. The book discussions will be moderated by me on the Kumu Circle community. The event is this on the 30th of April by 6 pm. Tap the link to join the K Circle Whatsapp Group

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