Every unmarried man who loves women has a little black book where he keeps a catalog of the females he has had and desires to have. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not really a book-book; it’s just a repertoire of doable daughters of Eve. Could be stored in his head or his phone as … Continue reading His Little Black Book (Chapter One)
Jacan walked into his house with a troubled look on his face. Omoayena, who was just coming in from the bedroom looked at him with an expression aimed at masking her guilt. Both of them knew today was going to be a turning point in their lives; how they handled what was to come would … Continue reading Cold-blooded Murderer
A NEIGHBOURING TOWN THE NEXT RAINY SEASON, 1883 Father Adam Bowley walked up the front porch of Commodore Green’s house. The older man was resting on a hammock, reading a book. He peered at Adam through his glasses and a slight frown creased his forehead. “Good morning, sir,” Adam greeted. “Father Adam, what a … Continue reading IGWE Part 2
AGU VILLAGE IN THE SOUTH-EASTERN PART OF NIGERIA RAINY SEASON, 1882 Igwe’s muscular leg kicked a sleeping goat off his path as he marched towards his hut. He had left a disappearing trail of blood from the freshly killed antelope he had just hunted from the evil forest. In the distance, he spied clouds above … Continue reading Igwe
Strong, dusty, yellow winds broke into the famous cold and creaky cathedral of the Mambila Baptist Convention in a remote town called Nguroje where I was born. The windows blew in and creaked badly in protest of the winds as they flushed in, disrupting Andy in the middle of his eulogy. He paused and raised … Continue reading The Legend Of The Parallels