THE MAD QUEST
By Maryam Raji Men, paternity, wives, families, societies, girl children. This subject does not even relate nor pertain to Feminism. It was triggered and fueled by the feeling of humanity. …
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The Death of My Alter Ego: A Millennial Story
By Samuel James Okiki had just concluded his exam and it happened to be on a Friday. His heart leaped like a caged bird set free. He felt this freedom …
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By Prisca I can’t do this anymore, I’m sorry. Goodbye Jayeola. I read and reread her text and it still seemed like a dream. “Tosin is breaking up with me?” …
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MORE THAN A REMINDER
“Dafe wondered if she was
thinking she could outrun a car. He relaxed back into his seat and watched her walk away. At a certain distance, she looked back. She gave him a small smile and a wave which he returned. He sat in his seat and thought about the night. His thoughts hovered around her statement about the tests.
“Was she really studying
despite being home and apparently even having a job?”
“Was he the only clown who
promised himself a holiday that had a touch of studying but had nothing of the
sort?”
“Was he really ready for
what the month and the rest of the semester was bringing to him?”
HESSYTANT NOISE: A Short Story
Falz in UI a second time. I enjoyed the last time so much yet, I’m skeptical about this time. Perhaps it’s because we’ve walked from Idia to SUB and there …
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