@nicolebassey

thank you for this great article. I enjoyed it. Everything is true. The reading aloud thing was something I used to do to drown out noise (kids, and siblings when I was younger) and it works […]

@nicolebassey

thank you for this great article. I enjoyed it. Everything is true. The reading aloud thing was something I used to do to drown out noise (kids, and siblings when I was younger) and it works […]

This is a great development. I wish them all well

Ha, Ha Ha!

funny, thumbs up sir. I love mystery stories too and I was laughing at the end. The police men ate the evidence, what an end. I loved it, i didn’t even see the typos. The only thing though, I had to […]

im still laughing. i can totally picture this!

Congratulations Mimi, over 500 readers, is great!

It rained that day. Large drops of water merged with the tears that ran down her face, and Toye found that he couldn’t do it.

Writing the note had been easy. Driving to her house even easier. He had considered […]

This is a welcome development. Thumbs up to you NS, you guys are really doing a lot to lift the platform of writing in Nigeria.

Thank God for the day the NS vision was born, and I pray ou keep getting stronger, […]

Hi, thanks. Though I prefer it that way, short and to the point, but thanks.

Ps- I voted for u.

Halima and I stood outside the door to her bedroom listening. We could hear them on the spring bed as it thumped repeatedly.

She brushed past me, running to the living room. I followed and saw her grab the […]

Could have made the story better, by seperating the dialogue from the main body of the work. It doesn’t add to your word count but makes your story have finesse

Well, It incorporated the word shattered in a nice way. I guess its a tragedy and most people have enough in real life to want to read more in stories. Nice one.

looks like people didn’t mind paying. your story is good.

I love this story, and it translates to all aspects of our lives too. people are just plain rude. On the streets, in schools, in offices, in shops, to strangers, even driving on the roads people horn loudly behind […]

Ha ha ha ha ha

Still laughing. please interview him well, give him a chance o!

loved the piece.

@olan

loved the tiny way you injected our nigerian superstition (wondering about the kind of soap she used to bathe) without making a big deal out of it.

Lovely story, it ellicited a couple of chuckles from […]

This is nice.
Thanks for the suggestions.

ok, I guess i have to read from the beginning.

Finally,
poetry that resonates with me, or is it the other way around??

@topazo, loved this

Lovely

Fantastic piece!

This is different and well told. It’s nice to know that she had something to fill the missing void, her pet and God.

Thanks for sharing this.

@mee

except i’m mistaken, the strangled girl was his sister and not the Blessing he was expecting.

dark humor is not really my thing, but I was thoroughly shocked at the end. Kudos. keep writing.

LOL,

Loved your article,
I agrre with all the shooting,
and I’m laughing at the fact that though we know it’s symbolic, we wish it could be true. I do not agree with murder anyway.

Great article.