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Hello, Brother

Hello, BrotherEven though distance tears us apartI dwell in your heartYou dwell in mine. In all seasonsWhen I needed someone to talk tooYou were always...

Adebusola Nafisa Ogunsesan in Poetry
May 12 - 1 min read

MOVIE REVIEW: THE NEIGHBORS WINDOW

If you are looking for an incredibly touching and inspiring film to watch, then the neighbors’ window is the ultimate short-film to watch! SYNOPSIS The...

Nisa Ndlovu in Reviews
Feb 9 - 2 min read

the Story of Tell!

Albert Einstein once said that: “If you can’t explain it simply, then you don’t understand it well enough” This quote has inspired me to write...

Toheeb Ojuolape in Cornerpiece
Feb 8 - 3 min read

Overcoming Suicide

On September 10, 2020 the world marked The World Suicide Prevention Day(WSDP), with events and programs targeted to help prevent suicide through collective effort. This...

EMMANUEL. in Article
Sep 18 - 1 min read

COVID-19; influence on financial times

Early 2020, the world was struck with COVID-19 virus. It started off like a minor disease we could curtail, but it was proved wrong overtime....

Orire Agbaje in Tell! African Internship
Nov 29 - 1 min read

ARE YOU A POLITICAL HOBBYIST? IF SO, YOU MAY BE THE PROBLEM.

Political hobbyism is to public affairs what watching SportsCenter is to playing football. Eltan Hersh Many people are of the perception that they...

Lucia Asamoah in Article
Oct 27 - 1 min read

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Mandla

Dear Diary, The day is bright, is bright and fair Oh, happy day, the day of rest, The day is bright; it’s bright and fair...

Karolos in Short Stories
Oct 26 - 2 min read

mistakes my parents made

there were many, little foxes. Those mistakes my parents made. They fell twice as constant, stumbled over and again. I would watch them at a distance....

Iyinoluwa Akanbi in Poetry
Oct 26 - 1 min read

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The Tiwa Savage Conundrum

The Tiwa Savage Conundrum Nigeria is a country where almost everyone has steady “Knacks” and yet no one really does it. Funny how this spirit...

Drey Yung in Reviews
Oct 26 - 1 min read

I wish I had a tittle for this but you’ll enjoy reading

You know your life’s changing when you begin to see a difference between your past and present. I try to gas myself up sometimes when...

Aernyi Barbara in Cornerpiece
Oct 22 - 1 min read

Colors

There is Red. She has a smile that keeps you staring, a voice that would stir your soul and eyes that would make...

Lilian Nwagbara in Impressions
Oct 20 - 2 min read

Colors

There is Red. She has a smile that keeps you staring, a voice that would stir your soul and eyes that would make...

Lilian Nwagbara in Impressions
Oct 20 - 2 min read

The Sun set at the dark dead night!

THE SUN SET AT THE DEAD DARK NIGHT! The sun shined vividly at the dark hours of the day. We thought the clock was recycling...

JAMES JANET in Article
Oct 20 - 2 min read

20-10-2020

Today we remember the unpopular murder of unarmed protesters at the Lekki toll gate. Young people full of life, energy, hope,dreams and visions were murdered...

Amarachukwu Awaeze in Chronicles Of Consciousness
Oct 20 - 1 min read

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7 Lessons I learned in September 2021

1. Let God be God Sometimes we tend to leave our role as humans to play God’s role. God is the only one in charge...

Amarachukwu Awaeze in Education
Oct 20 - 2 min read

Unforgotten.

Undistracted and unlimited in cutting edge innovations. Unbowed and unbroken in resonating resilience. Young revolutionaries stood side by side today a year ago. Protesting police...