Lobbying

What happens when a woman's suffering is real to her, but invisible to the systems meant to protect her? In Lobbying, Ngozika Emmanuel-Agwu continues the testimony she began in The Voices That Wouldn't Stop, sharing her ongoing struggle with fear, pain, spiritual control, and the desperate search to be believed. After leaving a church that once promised safety, Ngozika found herself living with voices, physical torment, and a sense of unseen forces following her into her home, her family, her health, and her faith. As she turns to doctors, police, solicitors, councils, and community leaders, she faces the same impossible demand again and again: evidence. How can she prove what cannot be seen? How can she explain suffering that lives between faith, medicine, law, and disbelief? This is not only a story of fear. It is a story of persistence, prayer, motherhood, and the courage to keep speaking when silence feels easier. For readers drawn to personal testimony, spiritual survival, and stories of unheard voices, Lobbying is a book that asks to be witnessed.