The Things You Learn from Family by Christtie Jay
i Music: How uncle sings quietly every night in my room. ii Hate: The look in aunt’s eyes directed at me. ‘Wicked child, You do not seduce your elders’ she…More
Book Review – The Hairdresser of Harare by Tendai Huchu
Book: The Hairdress of Harare Author: Tendai Huchu Hair is life. Vimbai understands this, it is why when customers come into the Khumalo Hair and Beauty Treatment salon and plop…More
Literary Events to attend in November
The month of November holds lots of events for individuals who are lovers of the Arts. If you are wondering about literary events to attend and things to do, we…More
Thinking Aloud After Watching, What Happened to Monday? – Victor Akintade
What Happened to Monday starts out highlighting the current issues we face as a planet, pointing majorly to the effect of overpopulation, and steps taken to fight growing population against…More
Book Review: Tomorrow I’ll Be Twenty by Alain Mabanckou
Book: Tomorrow I’ll Be Twenty Book Author: Alain Mabanckou Michel is a 10 year old carefree sweetheart who simply wants to grow up in peace, eat his favourite beans and beef…More
Love is Guilty of Everything by Ndifreke George
love is guilty of the things I’ve done;
the things I wish for;
the things I’ve been through.
Art Classes in Lagos – Places You should Check Out
Where can I take art classes in Lagos? After getting this question for a while now, we researched and reached out to a couple of places to have a list…More
Fountain of love by Daniel Ajayi
There’s a fountain that gives love where light and darkness collide The dreams of giant edifice on the streams of unending smile Like logging off from signals filled with handwritings…More
The Stranger by Rabi’atu Yakubu
It happened when I was fifteen-years old. I had been watching a football match on the television with my uncle, Baba Hassan when a young boy suddenly appeared from nowhere…More
Freedom’s March
They were coming for her soon. This, she knew because her mother had told her so. Moreso, her mother had gone the same way. ‘You must march at dawn, Koko.…More