childhood Naija Stories

	Da Writing Engineer on The very singular type of love Chukwudum, I believe you watch football so i'll use a football analogy to explain the concept of style to you. ...
	xikay on A Chat With Jude Dibia - BLACKBIRD (Plus Readers Giveaway)! if i come across it with something in my wallet, I'll get it...it seems to be promising.
	Idoko Ojabo on I AM DAVID Jay, you did a beautiful work of a priest/pastor... I wouldn't miss any sermon of yours if you preside over ...
	Idoko Ojabo on I AM DAVID Joy, you did a beautiful work of a priest/pastor... I wouldn't miss any sermon of yours if you preside over ...
	Idoko Ojabo on THE END OF LOVE 1: BREAK UP I like the narration... It is difficult to dislike your male character... It is good you kept off the reason ...
	Idoko Ojabo on THE END OF LOVE 1: BREAK UP I like the narration... It is difficult to dislike your male character... It is good you kept off the reason ...
	Shope on Away from you Your presentation of passion was vivid and intense. Good one. It didn't feel like being in a prison though.
	Tola Odejayi on Engaged But Available Chetachi, I found the story very engaging, especially Onyeka's attempt at toasting the MC. Well done. Do watch out for punctuation and ...
	Tola Odejayi on The very singular type of love I found the story rather rambling - it was very hard to follow the narrative, perhaps because there were so ...
	AnnaBella on Morning Dose Hahahahaha I love Lagos-life stories. I didn't even notice the tense mix-ups. Very enjoyable.

THEN, NOW, LATER (PART 1)

Sarah Ukot on March 1st, 2011

THEN

My mother told me I was a trouble maker when I was little, and I spoke to my elders like I was on their level. With no shame, no fear, no restrictions- an audacious little creature. I loved the sound of books tearing [...]

Midnight Trip

oduffa on February 15th, 2011

The first time was like a dream, I don’t remember waking up only that I was awake and everyone else was asleep.Even now I can only remember snatches of that night, like pictures preserving events one frame at a time I had lost some [...]

MAI SHAYI THE TEA SELLER

Salatu Sule on January 10th, 2011

A little boy’s encounter with domestic violence against the back drop of sibling rivalry and the boisterous fun of childhood. [...]

CHILDISH VISION

treasured1 on December 9th, 2010

Happiness will wage the heart in success The mouth will travel to broad subjects While the enemy stands idle in wickedness Many do not understand failed future - [...]

SILVER LINING

Nwabundo-Osaka on November 26th, 2010

Izukanne sat still on the muddy ground amidst the gathering crowd . Her father’s lifeless body sprawled out before her. Someone in the crowd sighed loudly, others cried, but none caught her attention. “Izu… Izukanne, stand up from there, child”, said the fat woman [...]

Little Girl Across the Street

lceasar on November 26th, 2010

I wonder if she dreams when she sleeps - that girl across the street. And if she dreams I wonder what she sees Recollections of the day perhaps? No, I hope not; for that would no longer be a dream but a nightmare. - [...]

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