Babies Don’t Care If Your Ogbono Is On The Fire.
This is the story of how a toddler almost ruined my cooking ogbono with vibes situation. I was literally winging it and this small boy...
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Food!
Rice, Oh rice!How benign you look before cooked!Rice,Oh rice!Look at how bright you glisten!The hot steam from your core speaks volumes of your royalty! What...
Claire Molen
in Tell! Academy
Dec 12
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The mystery of Ghanaian diets
Even for food prostitutes like us We are sometimes perplexed by certain introductions and traditions We do not know why cassava is a company with...
Benoni Blay
in Poetry
Nov 24
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1 min read
DO BEANS HAVE WINGS?
DO BEANS HAVE WINGS? I was eating breakfast one morning, a bizarre mix of beans and baked potato goulash with no assortment, just the way...
in Article
Aug 14
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Before Dessert
Food. It was the only thing that brought the Simon’s together. My family was a huge one, and there was bound to be misunderstandings. The...
Olutade Biyi
in Short Stories, Tell! Awards
May 22
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2 min read
WHO IS KING?
“In Nigeria, I am king”, Garri roared. Rice stood up to oppose the claim of Garri and declared that Garri was just a joker who...
Ebunoreofe Adedeji
in Short Stories
May 22
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2 min read
HAD I LISTENED TO MY STOMACH
“Garbage in, garbage out” is a popular saying in the technology world. I was no computer but I was certainly offloading a lot of garbage....
Ebunoreofe Adedeji
in Short Stories
May 14
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3 min read
THE TESTIMONY OF A SPAGHETTO
Someone once told me my forefathers were from Italy but then, some members of the family decided that they wanted to explore the world so...
Ebunoreofe Adedeji
in Short Stories
May 7
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2 min read
LIFE: A PEANUT-FILLED CHOCOLATE BAR
It was another day but it was one I would never forget. Life had managed to give me a wound that could never be healed....
Ebunoreofe Adedeji
in Short Stories
May 6
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2 min read
THE CLOSURE
First impressions last the longest. And this one was a few months shy of spanning an entire decade in the mind of that “teenager”. For...
Idris Osunkoya
in Short Stories
Dec 29
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4 min read