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Melvin finished before every other person in the examination hall; he submitted his answer script and walked out of the class without looking back; as if he had just had a blazing row with everybody in the class. He didn’t wait to cross-examine his [...] Read More happy sculptures part 1 I do not aim to write a poem or an article write in any sort of order. My aim is to pour out my heart just so maybe I will get an answer or just maybe Nigerians will arise from our slumber. I walk on the streets of Lagos, from Surulere to Ikoyi, I look into the eyes of the everyday Nigerian. What I see gives me a mixture of feelings. First I see resilience, I see determination. Determination to make it in life inspite of the odds “Get up!” I heard again and this time I looked up to see who it was. My vision was slightly blurred but the voice was unmistakable. It was Martins; he was pulling my right hand trying to drag me to my feet. He had [...] Read More Love in Gamawa (6) At first I did not know what to do. Who could be banging on my door at that time of the night and what could be the cause of the running foot steps I heard earlier. Read More Love in Gamawa (5) Quite Naturarily, the first thought on my mind was to flee. Unfortunately, there was only one window and a door in my room and both were no options at all as the two men ‘seemingly’ after my life were standing right in front of [...] Read More Love in Gamawa (4) (A setting like a secondary school’s social hall, on the podium holding a microphone is a student, the social prefect. Audience applauding) Folashade Thompson: Wasn’t that very entertaining? (Audience still clapping) Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You guys are the best audience one could ever have. - [...] Read More Dance Club |
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I like the narration... It is difficult to dislike your male character... It is good you kept off the reason ...
Your presentation of passion was vivid and intense. Good one. It didn't feel like being in a prison though.
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