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Amanda Ebokosia has been deemed the quintessential renaissance woman of her time. She has successfully fulfilled her role as a published author, entrepreneur, scholar and orator. Ebokosia has authored and published many works since age 14. Her first publication was with a poem entitled "New Chapter", in the anthology Journeys by editors Sharon Derderian & Michael Perala. These achievements were shortly followed up with her performances at the legendary Apollo Theater and the publication of her book, Raindrops of Life, at age 19. Amanda has completed a bachelors degree in Biology with a minor in Psychology in 2008 at Rutgers University - Newark. While in college, she was able to hone her leadership and entrepreneurial skills as Founder & CEO of The Gem Project, Inc. Feel free to e-mail your relationship advice questions to contact@amandaebokosia.com.

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