I stood there eyes closed, sword in hand. My black hand had turn red, blood driping down my sword onto something, or rather into someone. I have always wished to be as brave as the spartans, but my way does not permit that. I fight to live, not to die. Everywhere i turn to i … Continue reading Last Stand
Mama Dora A woman of Adoration, A leverage on which the nation Became known for commendation. In the health sector, a big no to corruption Expired food not for consumption No to fake drugs! A means to life termination. Unfortunately, with great indignation Against the knowledge of cancer’s proclamation Which snatched you from the hands … Continue reading Mama Dora (Prof Dora Akunyili)
I knew who you were before my eyes knew sight. At the very moment from my cell-lined carriage i did alight; I knew you, as the thorn knows its rose; It must have been your calm… It called to me I suppose. I knew you, needless of any introduction The love echo cocooning me … Continue reading I Heard You
Brown struggled, flapping his hands and legs trying to stay alive, but he couldn’t over power the well built guard. April 1st 2:00AM (3 hours earlier) Brown and his four children laid close to each other on separate beds, undergoing treatment in an hospital. Brown had recovered fast from the injection effect. He was … Continue reading Woman of Valor (3)
[Sigh]. I bend to pack my bags, three big boxes filled with clothes, bags, shoes and underwear stare at me. I stand to straighten my back, my life does feel a little bent and I ache all over. I rest on the wall as my mind drifts as fast as the wind, bringing a breeze … Continue reading If nothing changes
CHAPTER 5 The beginning of the next day was uneventful in Nko. As early as eight ‘O’ clock, the sun shone brightly as though it had been tickled by God. The people had just started going to their farms. In less than an hour after eight, Nko was almost deserted. The kids had gone to … Continue reading Battle of Timkpo (5)