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Dr Omoyemi Ohazulike
Dr. Omoyemi Ohazulike is a dynamic voice in the worlds of economics, personal development, and intentional living. With over 18 years of experience in the financial industry, she blends her professional expertise with a passion for helping others live with purpose, discipline, and accountability.
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Apologies Are Useless (The Teenage Edition) is a bold, heartfelt guide that speaks directly to young minds — teaching them the power of intentional choices and the value of taking responsibility.
- Sorry, Not Sorry
- The Performance of 'I'm Sorry'
- When Words Don't Match Actions
- The Apology Trap
- Why Apologies Often Fall Flat
- Taking responsibility Like a Pro
- Actions Speak Louder Than Words
- Forgiveness Isn't Weakness
- The Role of Self-Awareness
- Apologies in Friendships
- Family & The Apology Loop
- When You Are The One Who's Hurt
- Growth Beyond 'Sorry'
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Editorial Reviews
Mrs Ogechi
MotherMy teenage son rarely finishes books, but he couldn’t put this one down. He said it ‘actually made sense.’ As a mother, I could see the difference in how he handled conflicts afterward. Thank you, Dr. Omoyemi, for writing something that truly reaches today’s teens.
Mhiz Annabel
TeenI saw myself in Zina — making mistakes, saying sorry, and not really changing. This book helped me understand what accountability really means. It made me think about the kind of person I want to be. It’s real, funny, and deep at the same time.”
Mrs Benita
ParentAs a parent of two teenagers, this book was a breath of fresh air. Apologies Are Useless doesn’t just preach values — it teaches them through stories that actually connect.
Mr Ralph
Dad
My daughter finished it in two days and started applying its lessons without me saying a word. Every parent should have this in their home.
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Mrs Agatha
Youth CoachDr. Omoyemi’s Apologies Are Useless is an invaluable resource for guiding teenagers toward emotional maturity. It simplifies complex ideas about responsibility and self-awareness, making them accessible and meaningful. I recommend it to every teacher, counselor, and youth mentor.
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