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VAGINA HOMOGENEITY OLOLADE AYANNIYI The Vagina Homogeneity Copyright © 2014 by Ololade Ayanniyi ISBN: 978-978-51895-0-6 PUBLISHED BY; Potter n clay company Ikeja Lagos. Nigeria 234-8050773375. All right reserved. No portion of this book may be used without the written permission of the publisher, with the exception of brief excerpts in magazines, articles, reviews, etc. For further information; Author @ 234-7086613236 Snailsmasteragric@gmail.com First edition; March 2014 ACKNOWLEDGMENT ; I say a big thank you to the Author of life for making this masterpiece a reality. Patrick Mcbane, of Transformational Leadership inc. USA, and CEO Market Place Solution Inc., USA. CONTENTS PROLOGUE vi _________________________ Chapter 1. VAGINA ANATOMY 3 _________________________ Chapter2. HOMOGENEOUS NOT HETEROGENEOUS 7 _________________________ Chapter3. HOMOGENEITY 17 _________________________ Chapter4. THE MIRAGE 21 _________________________ Chapter5. “OPPORTUNITY COST” 27 _________________________ Chapter 6. AN IMAGE OF GOD 34 _________________________ Chapter7. THE WANNABE SYNDROME 40 _________________________ Chapter8. SUPERLATIVE MAGNETIC TURNOVERS 44 _________________________ Chapter9. “COMMISSIONS ON TURNOVERS” 50 _________________________ Chapter10 “COSTS OF PRODUCTION” 55 _________________________ Chapter11. “RETURNS ON …show more content…

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