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Andre on April 17th, 2011
Since CJ came into the club that night, he hadn’t looked at anything else but her. It could have been easier for him to lift a tonne loaded truck than to take his eyes of her. God! was she perfection or what? He couldn’t [...]
Read More Late Night Trilogy (Part 1)
Diasporian on April 4th, 2011
My Sis Got Married Last Weekend - 1
Before una get the wrong impression, let me make it abundantly clear that I’m not one of those to get too sentimental about these kind of things. Come on, I’m a guy. A Naija guy. Not only [...]
Read More My Sis Got Married Last Weekend - 1
neo-lite on February 24th, 2011
Kaizo slammed a chunk of balled fist on the counter raising a thin cloud of dust in the process startling the elderly Officer Okoro who passed out some odorless gas from his anal port. The younger Officer, Osamu sneezed and blinked, looking up at the six foot plus figure of Kaizo. Both officers just blinked and looked at the heaving hulk of a figure before them. Officer Okoro decided he was getting too old for these energetic youth of today. On the radio, the Jamaican reggae artiste, Culture, sang, “..and if you fight against the youth man of today, blood a go run…” [...]
Read More The Youth of Today
Uche Okonkwo on February 6th, 2011
“That’s my letter! He’s reading my letter!”
My frenzied whispers were drawing glances from the students sitting on the floor around me. I should have cared about the attention I was attracting, but I didn’t. Bizzo was reading my letter! To the whole school!
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Read More LASMOCK TIMES: INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Emmanuella Nduonofit on February 6th, 2011
The husband was pacing agitatedly in the waiting room. He was herculean, 6/7 feet tall, and huge, wearing jeans denim trousers and a jeans shirt, and he was handsome, very fair-complexioned ‘sun-brown’, visibly reddening. He married the wife for five years now, no issue. [...]
Read More The husband, the wife, the doctor
Jimi on January 30th, 2011
I had never thought much about online dating until 2 weeks ago here o! When I went to London to see a couple of friends. I had closed from work and decided “ah! Lemme get away from this town jare and seek fun elsewhere. [...]
Read More Online Dating Sef!
Dipo Adesida on December 2nd, 2010
‘Hi. My name is Dapo. Ibidapo William Adesida’
That was my Father.
He was perhaps the baddest guy in south western Nigeria at the time.
He wore a trench coat, kept a beard and smoked a pipe.
Ibidapo William Adesida had swag…even in the [...]
Read More Owambe on a weekday
Dipo Adesida on November 26th, 2010
One Bedroom Apartment opposite VGC. N150,000.00 only.
The advert caught my attention.
I had just changed jobs and was now working in Victoria Island.
I still lived in Sango Ota, Ogun state, Nigeria.
In the first days of my resumption, I spent [...]
Read More Over my dead body
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