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Everywhere was so…calm. There was the usual hum of electricity and the continuous but faint sound of vehicles on the tarred road lining the block....
Karolos

in Love, Sex & Relationships
May 31  -  1 min read

It’s been three years now since “the apocalypse” as Túnmikẹ would say, and a lot of things have truly changed. In fact, Sade would often...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 31  -  4 min read

The rain started abruptly but my legs weren’t willing to run for cover. There was something about that window that had kept me staring. It...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Short Stories
May 31  -  2 min read

I eased down on the rock and listened first to the blood spilled on the soil of the south, to the cries of the orphaned,...
Karolos

in Short Stories
May 30  -  1 min read

“Do you need anything else?” Túnmikẹ asked. “No, I’m good,” Sade replied. “Thanks, for everything.” Túnmikẹ smiled. “You’d do the same for me too.” She...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 30  -  4 min read

It was like a waged war. I was the battlefield and the warriors had no allys. They arrived, bearing clubs and spears of different kinds,...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Short Stories
May 30  -  2 min read

To hear her was to marvel at the God that made her. And her smile? You were hurled off your feet by the ease with...
Karolos

in Article
May 29  -  1 min read

“You might not know me,” Aunt Rose said, her gaze fixed on the doctor. “But I know you well enough.” She said. “You were the...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 29  -  3 min read

I’m across the sea already, on a voyage to the other side of life, where rejections are for the wrong doers and happiness doesn’t have...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Short Stories
May 29  -  2 min read

Money is power. Terry was reading his first self-help book on financial freedom and so far he wasn’t impressed. He wasn’t disappointed either; just indifferent....
Karolos

in Article
May 28  -  1 min read

On their arrival to the apartment the following morning, Túnmikẹ́ could not help but notice how foreign the apartment looked to her – even though...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 28  -  4 min read

The theme was danger.I was decked in red, prepared to fish. He could hardly go unnoticed from where I was seated. Draped in his signature...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Short Stories
May 28  -  2 min read

I’ve always loved a GOOD STORY. As a writer, STORYTELLING is my forte. I hope you enjoy this story, grasp a thing or two from...
Ofoegbu Chidinma

in Education
May 28  -  2 min read

Mario Puzo created something quite genius in Don Vito Corleone. While the acceptance of his benevolence is often without ‘consequence’, his sincere concern for his...
Karolos

in Article
May 27  -  1 min read

It is funny how news travel around fast for a family that literally hasn’t had any bond or close ties for a number of years,...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 27  -  3 min read

She sat still, claded in her favourite flowing white gown with a pair of eyes looking so distant and unreached. She still looked the same...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Article
May 27  -  2 min read

Ages had gone by since I had last been in here. The curtains still had the gold trimmings she had refused to remove even after...
Oreoluwa Idowu

in Short Stories
May 26  -  2 min read

Hi. My name is Carl and I get lost in my fantasies. Most times of being able to fly or control electricity. I almost burnt...
Karolos

in Article
May 26  -  1 min read

One thought that was certain for Abimbola as she laid on the hospital bed that evening was that if she had super powers, it would...
B'kunmi

in Article
May 26  -  4 min read

I was sprawled out on the couch, listening. Her voice was so soothing, as though a jar of honey was broken over all that was...
Karolos

in Short Stories
May 25  -  1 min read