Ésú : A Misinterpreted Diety?
By Adisa Habeeb It is common among the Yorubas who on making grave mistakes seek absolution with the phrase “ise Ă©sĂş 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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