Bøger af Oluwatosin Olajumoke Arodudu

Motherhood and the society is a book written to lend a voice to the excessive burden of motherhood and womanhood in the African society. It chronicles the challenges facing African women from the times of old, as well as in contemporary times. It sheds light on the burden that today's women have to deal with and how the society contributes to the pains of womanhood. It shares real life experiences of African mothers at home and in diaspora. Overall, this book advocates for a better life for young and old African mothers through a change in the mentality of African mothers, and a general shift in societal and public attitudes towards motherhood.

Domestic violence and abuse stemming down from family feuds, separation and divorce processes disrupts the mental and psychological developmental processes of many children. It robs many children of their self-esteem and makes them vulnerable to sociopaths, psychopaths and bullies. Many have lost out on academics, career and life generally because they grew up under crisis-ridden atmosphere. This book paints a picture of the stigmatization that women and children in separation and divorce face and advocates for a change in societal attitude towards the children of marriages under separation and divorce, especially within the Nigerian and African context. It also emphasized the need for better legal and law enforcement frameworks for dealing with separation and divorce. Finally, this book proffered ways of dealing with domestic, relational and gender based violence and abuse, citing real life instances. It is a must read for stakeholders in the family legal systems, victims of domestic violence and abuse, as well as the society at large.

Many great minds are trapped and locked up in a cage as a result of their background and social conditioning. They are muddled up and shielded away from realizing their great potentials by a defeatist mindset and mental strangleholds in their subconscious. No matter what they hear, or who is around them to help them grow, they suffer from MIND BLOCKAGE and just can't break out from their current mind hole. IDENTITY is a reference book on personal development that identifies with, and describes the travails of the confused mind, while offering life coaching on transition to self development and actualization. Identity tells the story of Oluwatosin's travails with mind entrapment, and takes you through her journey to Self Discovery, Purpose and Leadership. The author's experience teaches valid lessons on coming out of a perpetual state of mental helplessness, and living a purposeful life. If deep down, you know you are made for more but are unable to forge a path towards it, then this book is definitely for you. It is a book for aspiring leaders and leaders going through turmoil as a result of their strong personality. It coaches leaders with strong personality on how to master, manage and weaponize their emotions to their own advantage, both as individuals and leaders in their sphere of influence.