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May 24
Hera’s Words: A Journey to Closure
This is a lengthy read so I apologize in advance. The thing about closure is that you don’t always get…
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May 24
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: A (Late) Review
It has been a while since the release of Marvel’s latest entry into their shared universe and suffice to say that…
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May 23
Wizkid Is The Real Star Boy With His Four Billboard Music Awards
There was something arrogant about Wizkid’s 2011-released debut album Superstar. It was mainly about the title, pompous and prescient and…
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May 23
The Wedding Night and Other Disasters (A Three-Part Series)
PART 3: UNCLE DELE I grew up in Maryland. Then, our estate was relatively safe. As a child, after school…
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May 22
“I’m Not a Feminist o, I’m a Humanist.” Will You Keep Kwayet?!
This is one of the ‘few’ statements that irks me to no end. I am supposed to be getting super…
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May 22
Onyinye (A short story)
Letter writing was still in vogue during my secondary school days. To get a girlfriend those days—unlike now that one…
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May 21
The Nigerian God
I woke up as someone else today. I had been having these episodes, waking up feeling like myself but not…
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May 21
Rounds Week 20: On Melaye’s Book, Kuti’s Blowjob, Trump’s Witches, Mohammed’s Lai, and more…
Do it? #TWayne pic.twitter.com/RxwZQwGr4G — T-Pain (@TPAIN) May 17, 2017 The Headlines How To Corruption, Vol. 1. “Only thieves write…
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May 21
Things Poured Apart (A short story)
Jude had walked in that evening thoroughly fatigued. His eyeballs glowed like neon lights and were painted near crimson red…
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May 21
Happily Never Afters (A short story)
I have a thing for happily ever afters or maybe happily never afters. These were the thoughts that filled my…
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May 20
Marriage: A Eulogy
I am married to the best man ever. Dating was tedious, marriage was different. You know how they say men…
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May 20
First Love (A short story)
I saw him today. Daniel Kayode. He had come on a condolence visit and even from the far end of…
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May 23
The Wedding Night and Other Disasters (A Three-Part Series)
PART 3: UNCLE DELE I grew up in Maryland. Then, our estate was relatively safe. As a child, after school…
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May 22
Onyinye (A short story)
Letter writing was still in vogue during my secondary school days. To get a girlfriend those days—unlike now that one…
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May 21
Things Poured Apart (A short story)
Jude had walked in that evening thoroughly fatigued. His eyeballs glowed like neon lights and were painted near crimson red…
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May 21
Happily Never Afters (A short story)
I have a thing for happily ever afters or maybe happily never afters. These were the thoughts that filled my…
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May 20
Marriage: A Eulogy
I am married to the best man ever. Dating was tedious, marriage was different. You know how they say men…
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May 20
First Love (A short story)
I saw him today. Daniel Kayode. He had come on a condolence visit and even from the far end of…
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May 19
Online Book Tour: Umari Ayim’s ‘Guardian Of The Fall’
Whoop! It’s time! After touring around other websites as well as Twitter-scape, Umari Ayim, the award-winning author will round up…
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May 19
My Supposed Heaven (A short story)
I watched my Mum pack my clothes, my best clothes especially, slowly and well folded. One by one, she put…
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May 18
Inside A Lagos Bus (A short story)
That morning, the sun stretched across my face and I immediately levered myself out of bed. The clock was striking…
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May 17
Order (A short story)
When there are no customers Madam Gbenro takes a thirty minute lunch break. She pulls out a container of beef…
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May 16
The Wedding Night and Other Disasters (A Three-Part Series)
PART 2: TOBI The first time I met Tiwa, I knew from the moment I laid eyes on her that…
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May 14
The Story Of The Condom
I always thought I was meant for greater things than a black bag at the bottom of a pile of…