The approaching dusk, serenity and the glimmer of the water’s reflection in Ikem’s eyes as he paddles us downstream and into safety is how I…
The Lie – A poem by Hussein Nuhu I used to be an optimist who sees the world as a cup half bursting with…
Just A Little Twist 14th December 2012. 𝐷𝑒𝑎𝑟 𝐽𝑎𝑐𝑜𝑏𝑠𝑜𝑛, I hope this meets you well. Well, I’m not too hopeful about that anyways. But,…
Let There Be Peace – Dera Udochukwu | Poetry A tale of thirty six brothers sandwiched side by side, Pitching tents from the grassy plains,…
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THAT DAY, I FELL IN LOVE I fell in love on that day. A delightful day in the waiting room, This winsome lass led me…
Resolutions: A Short Story By Aanuoluwa Fadeyi Every 31st of December, I sit at my desk to review my year and also write resolutions on…