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by Phinesmiles Lay like the linoleum Cover the angles Glitter like sparks of the lantern fly Your effect I feel and respect You rise so early Uncontestable tone thou have Gradually you become The harder you get the more I scream Even at that the... Read More
One of the blogs I am subscribed to is called Arise Single Christian Mummies. I am subscribed because it’s the kind of blog I want to be subscribed to. A blog where people share their opinion, reach out and help each other get through life – a bit... Read More
“Believe me when I say I normally don’t do this” He said looking blankly into the air. “You don’t have to do anything” I replied as my glass journeyed from the table to my mouth. “I’m so confused bro… I don’t know… only if…”... Read More
By Blank Verse And the creation is moving westward , loosing pieces of time … Once I believed , the elements conspire for lovers’ secret meet … Now they seem to be accepting my well received tragedy … Celestial will soon... Read More
By Nora Oma Patrick Few days ago, one of my friends called me, she was like ,”Oma you can’t believe what happened to me today!” She told me the story that inspired this post : Some time ago, a store called Hudson Bay had this... Read More
Click HERE for previous episodes Ese was quiet the entire flight back to Abuja. She sat with her two girls beside her while Bobby had the seat behind her next to her mother. She thought about her entire life and the way things had turned out and it... Read More
Summer between states out in the country: code-red intimacies: fights none could avoid. Word-shock assault of scimitar-wit: thrust-parry-thrust-dodge. Judo utterance. Weapons of mass irony and cake.The Vanquished waved white handkerchiefs of wry... Read More
I write this inspiring charge to you my friends especially the youths who seem to have lost faith in the Nigerian nation, in people and most importantly in themselves. I know it’s so hard to have faith in a system that dealt you so much fate. It is... Read More
By Nkechi Bianze I started “working” and doing my little businesses immediately after secondary school. I still couldn’t foot all my bills with the few hundreds of naira that I was making, but at least, I didn’t have to ask my parents for... Read More