
Naija Stories has the Featured writer segment to celebrate our outstanding writers and their posts. Last month, Mimi Adebayo concluded her Lookout For Miss Right Series, and the last few episodes got the most views Read More

Naija Stories has the Featured writer segment to celebrate our outstanding writers and their posts. Last month, Mimi Adebayo concluded her Lookout For Miss Right Series, and the last few episodes got the most views Read More

What inspires you to write? First, there’s the curse of writer/storyteller which is almost like an addiction – it’s that insatiable craving to tell a story or else I’d go crazy. Then, there’s the frustration Read More

This is a posthumous interview I conducted of St. Valentine, the one who is remembered every February 14, the world over. As you can imagine, this interview is mostly a figment of my imagination. Some Read More
I met Tofarati as a spoken word artiste and his performance was very impressive. When we got talking, he told me he was also a writer which at the time did not feel so strange Read More

Naija Stories has the Featured writer segment to celebrate our outstanding writers and their posts. The lastest instalment of Howyoudey’s A Naija, an Akata, and a Mother-in-Law Series got the most views in November so Read More

Naija Stories has the Featured writer segment to celebrate our outstanding writers and their posts. Our pageviews fuctionality was being worked on last month so we’re going strictly by comments. Chemokopi’s What Brings us to Read More

Our featured writer this month, Da Writing Engineer, has been a member of Naija Stories since 2011 and his very first story on the site was selected for the first Naija Stories Anthology – Of Read More
While she was still a relatively new member of the site, Damivd’s story I had a Girlfriend Once waded into that space of fiction that realistically mirrors life, and in so doing got everyone talking. Read More

Jacob Olisa Jones is a writer and self-published author of The Septavalent Stone. He has recently branched into telling his stories using video, and creating a platform for his work on Youtube. We chat with Read More

Obinwanne writes on his Naijastories profile, “I wield a mighty sword and slay dragons in my real life. Sitting in the office and having meetings all day, that’s just an illusion created by Babylon to Read More
Kaycee is not the most prolific writer on Naijastories and may even be better known for his ubiquitous and mostly helpful comments on submissions by other writers to the site. He will let you know Read More
With a personality as bubbly as her name, Bubbllinna has been a great part of the Naijastories community since she joined the site earlier this year. Focusing her writing on witty poetry, and doing her Read More
Tell us about yourself, a brief autobiography. I wear many caps but I’ll introduce myself as Omolola Anne Famuyiwa, a media and public relations specialist, relationship coach, child rights advocate, public speaker and author. In Read More
In the second week of January, NS published the submissions for the Christmas Nostalgia contest and several stories immediately caught the attention of most readers. One of those stories was Seun Odukoya’s Cowards and Read More
1. What type of books do you publish and what other services do you offer? We Publish Children books, fiction, inspirational and non-fiction narratives. We offer content/ copy editing services, proofreading, proposal writings, audio Read More
Jude Dibia has authored three novels. He wrote the well acclaimed and daring novel, Walking with Shadows in 2005. His second book, Unbridled (2007), was awarded the 2007 Ken Saro Wiwa Prize for Prose and Read More
In December, Raymond started the Blood Strain series with the first installment which caught everyone’s imagination by being a futuristic as well as realistic portrayal of the life a Nigerian soldier. That first post got Read More
In November, Enoquin published How I wan take talk am and started a long discussion thread on the dilemma of a househelp found naked in her madam’s bedroom with her oga taking a bath in the Read More
Date – Friday, Nov. 18, 2011 Time – 4 – 5pm Nigerian Time (Please we start on the dot) Venue - NaijaStories Chatroom (Click on the green WIBIYA bottom bar) At the end of the chat, a lucky Read More
When and why did you begin writing? My writing voyage began some few years ago, precisely 2003. Having discovered the kind of inward happiness I derive from writing essays and poetry I decided to make Read More