I Hate My Face
By Olawuwo Mariam He hated his face. He hated the bridge of his nose, the architecture of his jaw, the deep mahogany of his skin, and the coiled texture of …
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The Maid
By Olufunmilola Oludare Once upon the demise of the old alarm clock in South Side Chicago, sounds: weird, funky, eccentric, and almost deafening assumed position. Now that the clock is …
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But for the benevolence of her mother’s employer, the Girl would never have seen the walls of Crescent Nursery and Primary School, a school for only the rich and opulent. …
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By: Tosanwunmi Tarre “Prayer is the key,” boomed the Chairman’s deep baritone. Nods and murmurs of “yes” emanated from the crowd that gathered in front of him. “In this life, …
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By: Ibukunoluwa Keyamo “Nigeria is a country that has been torn between its desire for democracy and its love for tradition-“ “Well, we are an African country. We can’t just …
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