We write to empower, to educate and of course, to entertain
Somtochukwu
Somtochukwu’s parents reluctantly send her to secondary school with the “lazy girls” in Amankalu. When the time comes, she informs them that she has decided to go to university in Enugu, but they bitterly object. With time, their bitterness brews into disengagement until Somtochukwu decides to visit them one day. Will her parents take her in again, and, just as importantly, will she forgive them?
Abolition
The Anglo-Aro war was started “to put a stop to slave dealing and the slave trade generally”
You’re Not Tired II
Ronke, Okah and Praise were lawyers, and friends. Ronke was gentle, Okah was loud, and Praise was annoying. They worked in a small firm in Kaduna.
You’re Not Tired I
Dozie and Salima spoke five languages between themselves, but for a long while, they had no words.
Anthills on the Plain
IJGB
A Nigeria that remembers
Ifedayo Durosinmi Etti; Entrepreneur, Author and Co-Founder of Parliamo Bambini - Lauretta Onwuegbuzie
Unite
One Code
The Circus
The Year 'Fore '59
EPISODE VI
Hand In Hand
Dear Mother Nigeria
When the Water Shines
The Plight of a Woman I
The story of Queen Moremi is “expanded” into a historical fiction series exploring her personal life. In this entry, which is the third of entry, we learn about how Moremi struggles with her marriage, and the relationship between her gender identity and her role in society.
The Plight of a Woman II
Trembling
Forsaken
The story of Queen Moremi is “expanded” into a historical fiction series exploring her personal life. In this entry, which is the first of the series, we learn about the bloody conflicts that rage Moremi’s village.