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stories and poems
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4Nigerian Poetry: Of The Shadows And Spirit by John Chizoba Vincent
Of those things that glamour for clarity Of those roads that sipped dead calls Of those shadows that retrieved retributions panache of...
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3Atletico Madrid sign Joao Felix for €126m
Atletico Madrid have just confirmed the signing of t Joao Felix from Benfica on a seven-year contract in a deal worth €126M....
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1The Last Trip Down The West by Nancy Olakunle (Final Episode)
The car skidded to a stop and Mary was out in a flash, skipping through the hospital floor like a demon and...
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2The Last Trip Down The West by Nancy Olakunle (Episode 4)
Oga came in with a stormy look, he seemed to be about to bring down the house but she wasn’t afraid. “is...
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2The Last Trip Down The West by Nancy Olakunle (Episode 3)
That feeling of being watched was there again. She could feel it. Something was not right. At first, she had thought that...
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4The Last Trip Down The West by Nancy Olakunle (Episode 2)
Mary sat in the large couch in the far left corner of the room and watched as the short stocky Mr Tinkpe...
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3The Last Trip Down The West by Nancy Olakunle (Episode 1)
A thousand and one things ran through Mary’s mind as she packed her things for the twelfth time in twelve years. She...
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3Funny Story: How Nigerian Soldiers helped me reset my brain with beating
This happened to me about a year ago and I have been too ashamed to tell anyone but after seeing chucks suffering...
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4Romance Story: How I Fell In Love With My Girlfriends Sister
I am back and this time there is more trouble than you can ever imagine. It seems with me troubles would never end,...
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1Short Story: I am Adam by Ayeni Tolulope
Checkout this short story titled “I am Adam” by Ayeni Tolulope. This Nigerian flash fiction is a perfect intro to an interesting...
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3Nigerian Poetry: Maurijuana by Michael Chiedoziem Chukwudera
Maurijuana I mixed the dry leaves Rolled them into the rizla And I put the lighter to the paper At first kiss...
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11Nigerian story: City Girl by Chioma Ngaikedi
Since Ginika moved to the city, she changed. When she calls, she no longer laughed in the throaty, high-pitched manner that was...
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15Nigerian Poetry: Festival of Shame by Wole Olubanji
Festival of Shame is a powerful Nigerian poetry written by Wole Olubanji. Enjoy. From their stricken huts and rugged slumland The fireworks...
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