Draft:The Invincible Will
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The Invincible Will is a children's story authored by Amadi Ekwutosilam Njoku. Originally published in Nigeria in 2021 by AA-Peters Expressions and subsequently in 2023 by Ukiyoto Publishing, Canada, the book gained recognition for its compelling narrative. In 2024, Emerito Publishers Limited, based in Lagos, republished the book, featuring interior illustrations by Ugochi Ihebom and a cover design by Baba Aminu Mustapha. [1][2][3][4]