Let There Be Peace – Dera Udochukwu | Poetry A tale of thirty six brothers sandwiched side by side, Pitching tents from the grassy plains, sand dunes and beyond the ocean tides, Each tribe nestled in its mapped out niche, One man’s language is another man’s gibberish, Each clan laden with deposits of nature’s gifts,…
Gone Before Easter | Dayo Ikotun He went missing during Lent. Like invisible fingers had reached out and snatched him. One minute he was there, laughing and running around the church with his clubbed feet. The next, he was gone. We searched everywhere. Underneath the pews. Behind the altar. The gate post’s toilet. Whether at…
The Perks Of Being A 21st Century Writer | Article By Daphne Ifechukwu Udoh Writing as an age-old art has come a long way from the time of the Egyptian heliographs through the years. This expertise has been passed down from generation to generation, like a baton, independent of colour, gender, or other factors. Gone…
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 Into a world of wishful thinking, where Beggars have begun to buy rides. What a sweet smile she wore! The cadence of her voice caressed my ears, The same way…
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 what I want to achieve in the coming year. My major focus is always on my career and personal life. A particular year however changed my orientation. I added another…