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Eguriase S. M. Okaka. I was born on the 24th of September, 1971 in Benin City, Edo State of Nigeria.

Skip to FooterEguriase S. M. Okaka, was born on the 24th September, 1971 in Benin City, Edo State of Nigeria.

 I am a writer and a publisher of books on topical issues. Among his books are The Bowels of Mercy, The Story of the Epileptic Man, What is Marriage? And many others literally works.

He is a Freelance Writer who manages a small writing business called Guria concept & Books, A division of Guria Lectures and Computer Training Center.

I am a Dramatist / Counselor on Marital issues

A Trainer and Discussant on human and material issues:

 To assist us in this task before us you can send your donations to Eguriase S.M. Okaka, UBA Account Number:- 2147263986

Feel free to contact and ask any questions you wish to know via our email address: eguriaseoka@gmail.com

guriaokasm@yahoo.com

Telephone +23408026711232

The happiness of your life largely depends on the qualities of your thoughts. So think right always!


Let us promote education for education is the greatest legacy a parent can give to a child. Not money, Not Clothing, Not Property. Your education is most important. Make sure you stop by this blog, there are many articles here that will educate and benefit you ranging from English language, Literature-in-English and health issues and solutions with Kedi Healthcare Products a curative Traditional Chinese Medicine.

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