Adaeze Obiagu
The Daughter Who Inherits the Wheel
They said I couldn't steer the wheel. I say the road tells its own story.
I was raised in the shadow of engines and ledgers, a daughter expected to smile, not lead. But when my father fell ill and my uncle moved in like vultures on a carcass, I had to become more than they'd raised me to be. I am Lionheart Transport’s spine now—its deals, its drivers, its fight. No grand speeches, no borrowed masculinity—just a sharp mind, steady hands, and a heart that beats for the road and those who keep it moving.
What I'm Into: my father's old ledger books, drivers who speak their minds, the hum of engines at dawn, negotiating from the backseat, Ankara wrapped tight
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