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Jessica's first tragedy in life was being born a girl. Her second tragedy was becoming pregnant at fifteen, and daring to keep it instead of aborting it. Now, expelled from school, abandoned by the father of her baby, and threatened with the death threat from the home front, Jessica finds herself entangled in a macabre dance of death and survival. She must choose between her life and her unborn child. Can she rise above her father’s vindictiveness and societal ostracism or succumb to pressure? Double Injustice is about gender discrimination and inequality. It's about prenatal sex selection, adolescent reproductive rights and forced abortion.

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  Glaiza Matarong

  nice story

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  so cool

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  Kristine Calambro Cablas

  good storu

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• Total: 57

• Chapter 1

  Senator Alfred Nnamani paces up and down the vast hospital corridor; wrinkling his nose as hospital

• Chapter 2

  Chapter 2
  As soon as he left the room, Doris broke down into sobs. It was as if all the emotions she

• Chapter 3

  Chief Nnamani shifted uneasily on the sofa, a faraway look in his eyes and a blank, expressionless l

• Chapter 4

  As far as he could remember, Senator Alfred Nnamani has always hated the women in his life because t

• Chapter 5

  Doris looked at the baby again and her heart was filled with joy. And she realized that no prize was

• Chapter 6

  She remembers having gone into labor around 7 am, but she refused to go to the hospital, not wantin

• Chapter 7

  Chief Nnamani shifted nervously on the sofa. His big heart was breaking and his entire life seemed t

• Chapter 8

  The first few weeks and months were the most traumatic in Doris’ life. She lived in bondage as the S

• Chapter 9

  One of Chief’s greatest qualities remains his knack for not letting things get more than a fleeting

• Chapter 10

  Senator Nnamani eyed Jessica worriedly as she set the dinner table. It was as if he was seeing her f

• Chapter 11

  Everywhere was as quiet as a grave yard and except the noise coming from the large LCD television se

• Chapter 12

  Ijeoma was a mixture of happiness, apprehension and uncertainty as she contemplated her new future.

• Chapter 13

  When Ijeoma arrived at the big city from the village where she has lived the 13 years or so of her l

• Chapter 14

  Chief was definitely thrilled with the presence of Ijeoma in the house and he didn’t pretend about i

• Chapter 15

  The first few weeks were the most traumatic in Ijeoma’s life. The stress of getting used to a new en

• Chapter 16

  Meanwhile, Chief redoubled his efforts at stemming the scourge of HIV/AIDS and over population. He e

• Chapter 17

  The next academic session started on a very sour note. Just one week after school resumed, their ran

• Chapter 18

  When Jessica began her official journey into sexuality with her first real kiss at 14, she had few i

• Chapter 19

  Soon the long vacation came to an end and the girls were glad to go back to school. They missed thei

• Chapter 20

  Jessica walked around the school premise aimlessly. She could not go back to the classroom or concen

• Chapter 21

  Long after Adeline and Rose were gone, Jessica sat in bed, her hands on her chin and contemplated he

• Chapter 22

  Mrs. Lilian Obodo closed her computer in anger and threw back her head in exasperation. She was cert

• Chapter 23

  As she sat in the school bus, she contemplated her grim future sadly and how she was going to handle

• Chapter 24

  Chief Alfred Nnamani, former Senator and chairman of the population control committee and the presid

• Chapter 25

  The moment Chief stepped into the house, the look on his face alone told Doris there was trouble. Sh

• Chapter 26

  As soon as it was day break, Jessica resumed her fight for justice once again with an undiminished h

• Chapter 27

  By the time she got to the corporate office of Bell Communications, the publishers of Razor Newspape

• Chapter 28

  Chief Alfred Nnamani paced the big terrace restlessly, a copy of The Razor newspaper in his hand. Th

• Chapter 29

  Chief pushed a photograph across the table to Danny. “Here, take a look at this. Who’s that? Do you

• Chapter 30

  Danny sat at one end of the long bar at T junction, sipping his beer thoughtfully and occasionally d

• Chapter 31

  Danny jumped on his brakes the moment he saw the pastor turning into a fast food joint and finding a

• Chapter 32

  “Welcome Pastor, I’ve been expecting you. Please, sit down.” Chief said the moment t the man of God

• Chapter 33

  At exactly 12 midnight on the dot, the boys jumped into the black 4X4 Lexus jeep and unhurriedly dro

• Chapter 34

  Danny sat at one end of the long bar at T junction, sipping his beer thoughtfully and occasionall

• chapter 35

  Danny jumped on his brakes the moment he saw the pastor turning into a fast food joint and finding a

• Chapter 36

  “Welcome Pastor, I’ve been expecting you. Please, sit down.” Chief said the moment t the man of God

• Chapter 37

  At exactly 12 midnight on the dot, the boys jumped into the black 4X4 Lexus jeep and unhurriedly dro

• Chapter 38

  Frankie woke up with a dull ache. She turned and opened her eyes slightly, surprised to find herself

• Chapter 39

  When Cyndi opened the door, she was surprised at first to see an unfamiliar face smiling down at her

• Chapter 40

  Three days later, Chief Nnamani was shocked to wake up one day to find a court summons waiting for h

• Chapter 41

  The trial which was transmitted live via the internet, started at 9:00 am on the dot on Wednesday, t

• Chapter 42

  “May I continue, your honor?” the defense council, Barr. Brown asked.
  “You may,” the judge replied.
  “W

• Chapter 43

  Hearing had continued the next day by 9:00 am on the dot. 
  “All rise!” the court clerk bellowed as so

• Chapter 44

  Detective Tom Onyemaechi is a tall, solidly and athletic built man of 37 years. He has dark, fleshy

• Chapter 45

  Hearing had continued some days later with Ijeoma in the witness box. 
  “Yes, go on Miss Chikamnaele.”
  

• Chapter 46

  Hearing had continued the next day.
  “And when all these evidences are put before you, when all these

• Chapter 47

  As usual, the courtroom was filled to the brim with spectators and those who couldn’t come to the co

• Chapter 48

  asking for the abortion.”
  “Not guilty? I doubt it,” he said, and turning to the judge, he said. “My l

• Chapter 49

  Following threats of civil unrest by the masses over the deliberate suppression of Freedom of Inform

• Chapter 50

  “Bravo, congratulations Barrister Nwaka. You made me proud today,” Pastor Okechukwu said, hugging th

• Chapter 51

  Reacting to the global sex education project, IPPF Director– General, Dr. Tom Waltz explicitly state

• Chapter 52

  Tony was in court in the next hearing and as usual, after the oath taking, Barr. Brown took him on.
  “

• Chapter 53

  Detective Tom Onyemaechi was feeling really on top of the world as he took the steps two at once to

• Chapter 54

  Cyndi Uwem is a girl with a hunted past, a girl who has lost it all and a girl with little or nothin

• Chapter 55

  Detective Tom scratched his head irritably. His life, reputation and job were on the line because if

• Chapter 56

  Meanwhile, hearing was continuing.
  “Yes, IPO, what did you do with the clues?” Barr. Nwaka asked.
  “Wit

• Chapter 57

  Immediately Detective Tom stepped out of the inspector’s office, he was besieged by journalists, rep