Ésú : A Misinterpreted Diety?
By Adisa Habeeb It is common among the Yorubas who on making grave mistakes seek absolution with the phrase “ise ésú ni” which loosely translates as “it is the handiwork …
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WEALTH IS A SMOOTH ROAD TO BEYOND
By Wale Olaogun (After those wounded and killed by SARS) my home is an abattoir & tourist centre when blood are scare like virgins on Allen street in your eyes …
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Godwin Williams Me, a millionaire at 25! Never in my life would I have thought this possible, particularly after wasting 4 good years looking for a job that wasn’t even …
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By BELLO Moshudat Morenike “I don’t remember deciding to become a writer. You decide to become a dentist or a postman. For me, writing is like a gay. You finally …
A Writer’s Tale Read MoreConvocation’s Treat
By Oladeji Popoola CBN lecture theatre was almost deserted that afternoon. I was seated and flicking through my ZOO 115 notebook in the gallery when Peter’s call drifted my attention …
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