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No Heart Feelings – 15
Click HERE for previous episodes. Daybreak appeared and found him wide awake. His eyes were heavy from lack of sleep but that didn’t bother him. A stabbing conscience did. It was the reason why he was still awake and why he probably would not find... Read More
THE EX FACTOR – 8
Click HERE for previous episodes. “I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only more love.” Mother Theresa couldn’t possibly be wrong. No way! I sat at the back of the cab remembering how... Read More
Blog Festival | Yellow, Black & Ola | by Kayode Adeleke
My name is Ola Komolafe. My fears are constantly increasing like the temperature of a pot of water on a stove. Pangs of hunger grips my stomach, and I can feel my intestines whither because of inactivity. I am already used to the darkness, the extreme... Read More
Blog Festival | Adanma | by Esomnofu Ebelenna
When Adanma turned seventeen, Darlington bought her a bouquet of flowers and remarked that she was as beautiful as the flowers. But now, Adanma was twenty, Darlington said he could not compare her with those flowers. She is lovelier than the loveliest... Read More
Story of My Vagina – A Needed Call
I saw a stage play yesterday by Joy Isi Bewaji, directed by Segun Adefila of Crown Troupe titled – STORY OF MY VAGINA at Theatre Republic with friends and my followers who won tickets on my personal Instagram page. All the title did for me was pick... Read More
Blog Festival | Juanita | by R Soos
at night I feel a worm crawling though my bodyand you know, I don’t hallucinate anymorebecause hallucinations aren’t realand everything is real nowbut I can’t tell the real from the friends sometimesand it can’t be madnessand... Read More
Blog Festival | Criticism: Let’s not focus on the negative | by Chantel Netimah
Criticism is an essence form of feedback that isn’t necessarily ‘bad’ as we may think but that also isn’t necessarily the truth either, but is something that most of us struggle with in some way. We all have our sore points which we may not be... Read More
Blog Festival | KING ISIEKWENE | by Chuky One Pilla
This is the Four junction; a monumental spot where people converge during the Ofala in the old Amanze kingdom of Nri. The spot was always vibrating in response to the coordinated stamp of their feet on the ground. It has been colourful and full of... Read More
Blog Festival | THE CLOAK | By Olusola Alli
She wrapped her insecurities around herself, a quilted cloak made up of different patterns and shapes depicting her cynicism, trust issues, fear of betrayal and pain. She wasn’t always that way; no, she wasn’t. At a time, not too long in the past,... Read More