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Short poems in A-minor

WHEN WE ARE BUTTERFLIES….The soft pattering of an evening autumn shower A soothing prelude to my lover’s entrance whilst waiting, I deign a dip in the memories of still lingering touches And drown when you leave me [...]

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my hiv love

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HENRY CHUKWUEMEKA ONYEMA

Three years ago, while I was on the staff of an NGO that worked on HIV/AIDS programmes, I attended a Behaviour Change Communication workshop in Awka, Anambra State . It was my first BCC workshop.

During the lunch break [...]

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Naija Tales from Los Angeles: Open and Close

Naija Tales from Los Angeles is fiction set in the city of Los Angeles, in the state of California, USA. The characters in the stories are members of the resident or transient Nigerian and African communities scattered throughout the city. The second instalment was [...]

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I always suspected that he was cheating. I just didn’t have proof, and I like me some good pudding! Anyways, today I followed him. I followed him to the hotel room and I caught him with another woman. I made sure he [...]

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Of Love, Irony & The Last Laugh (IIIb of IV)

Two weeks later, he was standing outside Dunni’s office building, waiting for her to be done with her day. He knew now that she was Dunni Davies, had been for seven years, she had no children and her husband was the consummate philanderer.

He [...]

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SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE

She could tell as soon as she looked at him; one glance at her and he knew she could tell. Maybe it was because he couldn’t hold her gaze like before. Or maybe it was just that powerful intuition he knew she had; the [...]

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