Narrative Non-Fiction

The Papa And Mama Thingy

 Posted by daprof      141 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Feb 062012
 
The Papa And Mama Thingy

I am really getting tired of this all this Papa and Mama things in churches…..now people don’t even glorify God again in their testimonies it’s their Papa(Pastor)….read how a typical testimony goes… One day I [...]

 
BRUTALITY - a true life account of Nigerian students' pain

Onyia Towers is a three-storeyed building erected in the heart of Umuchima, one of the neighbouring four rural communities of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri. It is a popular off-campus residence or lodge (as [...]

WHY ARE WE WHERE WE ARE ?

 Posted by       91 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Feb 032012
 
WHY ARE WE WHERE WE ARE ?

I listened to Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speak in her presentation “The Danger of a Single Story” and she said “…if I had not grown up In Nigeria and if all I knew from Africa were [...]

 
Look at ME please: The challenge of self-promotion in a super-sized world.

I’m sure most of you heard the news in 2011 that the world’s population has surpassed 7,000,000,000 people. What this means, is that there are a lot of us walking around on planet earth. Not [...]

I SAY LET THE WITCHES BE.

 Posted by onireke      63 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Feb 012012
 
I SAY LET THE WITCHES BE.

It is harder to find an African who has no witch waiting for him at the threshold of success, in the dark privacy of his room, or elsewhere at all, than it is to find [...]

IT’S BEEN A WHILE

 Posted by Chioma Sylvie      52 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Jan 312012
 
IT'S BEEN A WHILE

I have failed the second time trying to maintain a weekly post on my blog; in between my daily hustles and in the past two weeks being very occupied with ‘occupying’ Nigeria, I tried to [...]

 
'Dumbing down' the Nigerian youth

The contemporary Nigerian youth is in a perilous state. Perhaps his ignorance of this peril is more pernicious than the reality of the peril. The youth could be best described as a victim of ‘sensory [...]

What is to be done?

 Posted by enoquin      109 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Jan 302012
 
What is to be done?

I felt that it was necessary that I talk about this issue especially as regards to my people. My people here is in reference to the Akwa-Ibomites. This was necessary after I wrote THE TRAVAILS [...]

 
Petit prose/petit poem/petit play, respectively

WARS, WARS EVERYWHERE AND NO PEACE It is said that if there is no war, there is no peace. But unfortunately, even if there was peace, it never lasts. It can take towards the end [...]

Jan 302012
 
The 'below average' Nigerian child

  There is a very popular but quite ancient, rustic bicycle repair/rental shop in a street around the Works/By-pass bus-stop area, in the general vicinity of Oyemekun, Akure. It seems to be the only one [...]

Jan 292012
 
Twenty Eleven: A Nostalgia

The church bell sounded. It sounded again, then I began to count. It stopped at the twelfth sound and then, I realised it was twelve a.m in the morning. Just as I looked at my [...]

A Returnee’s Adventures

 Posted by maxwell      55 views  Narrative Non-Fiction
Jan 282012
 
A Returnee's Adventures

1: HAPPY THOUGHT   For many years in the far and near past, I have always thought of when I will again set my foot into my father’s land ;the land of my birth. I [...]

Jan 272012
 
The Globalization of Romance

Anytime I watch romantic Nollywood movies, I am always irritated; the couples act western for reasons I don’t understand. In such movies, when the lover boy – usually played by Ramsey Noah or Desmond Elliot [...]

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