It’s 2am on Saturday But to her, it’s 2pm on Monday For work flourishes at pounds rate And more customers await Unspoken anger available to highest bidder Euro takes care of trigone’s bladder A punch Read More
Dec 042013
Narrative Non-Fiction
Dec 022013
Turn off the lights that lit their might Turn on our rights and focus their sight We’ve been down for far too long And this is wrong He works from am to pm making enough Read More
Nov 242013
He danced as the crowd cheered him on. He danced the way he’d danced himself into the heart of this fair maiden whom he’d slept with, whom he’d got pregnant, whom he was dancing to Read More
Nov 192013
Not too long ago we got talking about the bedroom flat generation and scripted below are hilarious accounts of some of the funniest kids I know as narrated by the bedroom flat generation parents. CARTOON Read More
Nov 052013
This is an open book, Internet enabled, Hindsight empowered resit exam. My parents are getting a second chance at Parenthood Perfection, Through my virgin hands. I have been the guinea pig, The critic, activist and Read More
Nov 052013
I told you mum; I told you. I told you I didn’t like the way Uncle Felix touched me when we played. I told you how his ‘thing’ would rise when he tells me to Read More
Nov 042013
The song says ‘Everything na double double’, nothing could be more appropriate at this time, Thanks to your indefatigable support at the Etisalat prize polls, our story, Dressed Like a Prince, made it to the Read More
Nov 032013
She looked different that morning, it didn’t take too long for me to know the reason; there was a dark, and apparently very painful, circle around her left eye. Until that very day the best Read More
Nov 022013
You are a coward. Yes, You reading this piece. You sit down there and tell me it will be better. You lie to my face and tell me ‘ajo o le dabi ile’ (no place Read More
Oct 292013
I will pray for you. I pray you don’t go to school and forget the training you were given at home. I pray the youthful exuberance of your peers does not rub off on you. Read More
Oct 272013
What scares us about death?Why are we even afraid of death.I’ve always wonderes and I’ve always pondered on this.Our birthdays tell us that we’re one year closer to death,even when we’re young we have it Read More
Oct 262013
Life makes children like their parents inwardly and leaves the rest in their hands. The other day I stumbled upon the photo of my cousin’s dad when he was the age of this cousin of Read More
Oct 262013
It’s a bright and sunny Sunday afternoon here, and many of us Christians have been to our various centers of corporate worship. The Preacher has most likely delivered a ‘message’ that now has us feeling Read More
Oct 252013
I heard a faint screeching of tyres, so faint that I scarcely was sure if my job is about to start, just then I heard the the gate clang shut to it’s lock. I looked Read More
Oct 232013
Emmanuel Ifeajuna: How, where and when he was forged.
Oct 232013
When I was a little boy, my siblings and I, we walked miles to school. Secondary school. Wearing the green uniform and brown sandals (or barefoot if your sandals tore on the road), we walked Read More
Oct 212013
Dear family,friends,and well wishers, Compliments of the season. I trust that you have been fine, and from a glance at our timeline, I can see that we are still doing what we do best– telling Read More
Oct 212013
I love Music, who doesn’t? It can be soothing; it changes the mood of a party, it can bring back good memories (or terrible ones) depending on the song. I love my country that most Read More
Oct 202013
That night to the Pastor’s house they went and knocked and out loud they wept “We have been banished and rejected Oh! How we feel so rejected We really need someone to house us everywhere Read More
Oct 182013
It’s a different kind of jail Where I am imprisoned by the mind of the man Bound by the desires of his heart A constant battle to find my feet I live in a Read More