So much strength So much promise Now it’s all yesterday. Look into his eyes & see the fire Tune into his heart & feel the softness Challenge his physique & [...]
THE NIGERIAN OPAL Our Lords were White But our fathers were bright. Our land is green But our children are lean. Those rivers are full But these throats are fooled. [...]
NB My goal is to craft a science fiction of Africa, for Africans, by an African. This is my first attempt. Enjoy *winks* “We are the ancient world,” started Emeka. [...]
A Senryu is a Japanese form of poetry. It has only three lines and seventeen syllables (5-7-5 respectively). It does not rhyme and is about human imperfection (unlike the more [...]
NB This is a HALF-fiction The year is 2016. And Hajia Yeye Lolo is the winner of the Endless Emotions Challenge. It was a ¥4500-prize, 900-word NaijaStories contest judged by [...]
“Ya Allah na ba ka zuciya naaa… Ya Allah na ba ka rayuwa naaa…” Jeremiah Gyang’s sweet song sailed from her father’s small radio into her soul. Zainab sat, as [...]
N.B: This is a HALF-fiction!! “On issues of life today, we will be talking about a very unusual but real life experience of a mother & her 13year old daughter. [...]
She twirled and twirled round the pole, Inside the notorious Honey Club, In nothing but her birthday suit. Her body was an alluring meal Pulling all sorts into the den. [...]
There is an “I” you feel in your spirit. That “I” is great, rich, popular, beautiful and more successful than you are now. That “I” inspires you to forego many [...]
An African twelfth month!
Salons overflow with women;
Wigs, weavons & make-up are sold out.
Broke boyfriends cook up quarrels
To avoid footing Cupid’s Christmas bills.
An African twelfth month!
Salons overflow with women;
Wigs, weavons & make-up are sold out.
Broke boyfriends cook up quarrels
To avoid footing Cupid’s Christmas bills.