Good Read: The Girl With The Louding Voice - Abi Dare

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  In this remarkable story, Adunni, the main character, depicts ambition fuelled with a burning desire to succeed despite all odds. Tales of this type still abound in Lagos, and they are portrayed in the media daily. Adunni is hailed as the poor girl with a rich mind, "Sherlock Holmes," who never stops asking intelligent questions, a child-bride, and a strong-willed girl who grew up fast due to the circumstance her parents put her through. However, she had the guts to pursue the life she wanted. - An education by any means necessary.  Adunni finally got her groove back after reading such an easy book, I could relate to the characters there. the harsh and despicable reality of Lagos till date. I would recommend this book to my friends and would love to see it turned into a film.

Gun Ban?!?! Palm Pistols For Disabled & Elders Out Soon

Gun Ban?!?! Palm Pistols For Disabled & Elders Out Soon
With the spate of gun crimes and the talk of banning guns in the US, thinking of creating guns for the elderly and disabled should be far from the mind, but a company in New Jersey has designed a T-Handle 500 Palm Pistols.


The company said the single-shot weapon was specially designed to be used by “women, seniors and [the] disabled” — particularly those affected by arthritis — and is triggered by a button pressed by the thumb instead of an index finger trigger.
“It is an adaptive aid intended for seniors, disabled or others with grip limitations due to hand strength, manual dexterity or phalangeal amputions. The zero bore axis eliminates muzzle rise during firing and directs recoil forces directly into the palm. It can be fired using the thumb or combinations of other fingers,” the company said.
The company said the initial 500 Palm Pistols will be priced at $1,350 each and will be available from December.

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