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 Amaka Nwajei is a devout Christian, and an aspiring author from Queensland, Australia. 

Her writing journey began a few years after she arrived in Australia: mainly as a daily journal to record her observations and experiences. Not thinking much of it then. But after her auntie (who lives in Germany) published a faith-based motivational book and shared the news with her; Amaka thought to do the same with her journal; which at the point had turned therapeutic.

Her aim was to unapologetically share her struggles (in her new country) as a message of hope to inspire others, especially new migrants. She completed that manuscript, but nothing came of it. Although, that process ignited a passion she never knew was inside-writing.

After she completed what is now known as a memoir, she started blogging to continue sharing her message; focusing on positive living advice. And over the years, she has maintained this hobby, using various platforms.

Before she discovered her passion for writing, Amaka had a career in the fashion industry. As a fashion enthusiast, she obtained a diploma in garment making and styling, in her country of birth. Where she later managed a boutique; selling custom-made apparels, and fashion accessories, before migrating to Australia. Though she enjoys writing (whether blog or a book,) she hopes to someday launch a label for women and girls.

Amaka is a soft-spoken personality, who loves to add value to people and things around her. 

And currently lives in Brisbane, Queensland. 

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