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DILA – Dangerously In Love Again – Finale
Click here for previous episodes of DILA Dila packed her scattered braids together with her left hand and held them with a rubber band she picked from my desk. She smiled at me in a ‘you know nothing’ manner. She took the yoga position as she... Read More
DILA – Dangerously In Love Again – 3
Click here for previous episodes of DILA I have heard it too many times but I didn’t consider it true. They say, ‘if you claimed her virginity, she will keep coming back’. I wondered if it was supposed to imply some sort of renewal exercise. That... Read More
DILA – Dangerously In Love Again – 2
Click here for previous episode of DILA The uncertainties that trailed Dila’s words ‘…give your heart to a woman more deserving’ seem to strengthen my resolve. It was either her or no one else. At first walking away had appeared to be the... Read More
DILA – Dangerously In Love Again
The series – A dangerous love affair ended last Saturday and I am sure you enjoyed the story as much as I did. A big shout out to Daniel Ndukwu for penning all that. More ink to your pen or rather, more power to your PC…LOL If you missed that,... Read More
Yahoo Yahoo by Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem
Obumneme walks into the cyber cafe and realises it will take a long time before they attend to him. He stops, glances at the computers sitting on the dilapidated long rickety table. The boys tap on the keyboard, their gaze fixates keenly on the... Read More
Tourism In The 21st Century: A Source Of Revenue For Nigeria
Nigeria like some other countries has been blessed with the presence of beautiful tourist sites most of which are as a result of the mystery of nature and a few that resulted from man-made activities and actions. Few of these tourist sites... Read More
Bail is not Free
Its a few minutes past 6pm, we are speeding past towns, villages and “check points” that have now become characteristic to Nigerian roads. We approach yet another one of these checks and our vehicle is waved to a stop. “Wetin you... Read More
Retracing the steps of my father in Baguio, Philippines | by Mary Jeneverre Schultz
Instead of touring Philippines like a regular tourist, I decided to plan a trip to the Philippines as a way to learn more about my Dad. As a Filipino-American in Colorado, I wanted to commemorate my father’s memories, who passed away more than ten... Read More
Birthmark Vs Vitiligo
On Saturday evening, I shared a picture of my thighs on Twitter (@elsieisy). You may be wondering what’s so special about sharing a picture of my thigh and hell yeah, it is so special. Special because I have a beautiful birthmark on my thigh which... Read More