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PARABLES ABOUT HOME

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My nation is run by a cartel,
Of fat potbellied villains,
Beasts cursed to suffer
The eternal thirst of the insatiable
They will not die well.
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Love In Gamawa (1)

‘Knock, knock’… That was the sound that woke me up that morning. It was so gentle and soft yet loud enough to being me back from dreamland. At first I thought is was part of my dream but after a few more gentle knocks that sounded like the sound of a foam being hit on the mouth of a pot, a common musical instrument from the eastern part of Nigeria, I realised I had returned to the real world… [...]

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Prodigal Ambitions

It was our first family vacation.

Our parents had been planning this getaway for months and we had been bragging about it to anyone who cared to listen – OUR FAMILY WAS GOING ON A CHRISTMAS VACATION.

7 of us stuffed ourselves into our [...]

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Over my dead body

One Bedroom Apartment opposite VGC. N150,000.00 only.

The advert caught my attention.

I had just changed jobs and was now working in Victoria Island.

I still lived in Sango Ota, Ogun state, Nigeria.

In the first days of my resumption, I spent [...]

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My Friend, The ‘Madman’ (2 of 2)

The years passed, and I finished my university course in civil engineering. I soon got a job in a large construction company which sent me all over the country to supervise various building projects. One day, I was on my way in a taxi [...]

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My Friend, The ‘Madman’ (1 of 2)

I still remember the first time I met Kacha in secondary school. I was minding my own business, packing away my books at the end of one of my first days in school when this scrawny boy with protruberant eyes and a manic grin [...]

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