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The Ride of Tears

“Period in 3 days” the Flo app notification beeped as I was about to put away my phone and sleep. “How does time fly so fast”, I thought. it seemed like it was just a few days ago I was writhing in pain from menstrual cramp and just like that, another will soon be here. […]

in Short stories | December 1, 2020 | 1,684 Words | 17 Comments

The Gain in My Loss

As I sashayed to her office, like the corridor was a runway for a fashion parade, the soles of my shoes made tones that my waist seemed to be in tune with, my flare skirt was twirling like a tireless flag. A thought struck my mind as I was about to knock on her office […]

in Short stories | July 14, 2019 | 2,283 Words | 24 Comments

Man-to-Man

The sun rose so early, it seemed like it has so much to attend to for the day just like I had too. I was on the site as usual. If there is one compliment that has often been shot at me as an insult, it would be “you are the only construction manager who […]

in Short stories | July 9, 2019 | 1,988 Words | 21 Comments

A Saturday in Lagos

The story is inspired by my friendship with Arolambo Lateefah Omolola. Happy birthday Girl.

in Short stories | June 24, 2019 | 1,779 Words | 38 Comments

The Guiltless Devil

I squawked! Sweat was breaking through every pore on my body. My heart had skipped breath for a while and my brain seemed to have stuttered. My eyes were as wide as they could possibly be but I was tongue-tied even though my lips were wide apart. He was enfeebled at my squawk and as […]

in Short stories | June 22, 2019 | 1,656 Words | 36 Comments

Battle for the gods

“Why are you fighting? What’s the matter now? Oya, leave her, you too leave her cloth. Can’t you hear me?” I screamed at Morili and Areni who were wrangling, both of them seething in anger as they send their wigs flying in the air like the furs of angry lions. “Can’t any of you answer […]

in Short stories | June 17, 2019 | 955 Words | 27 Comments

Before the Goal

Igbeyinladun had the regular childhood of a Male child in Nigeria. Introduced to dry humping at age 5 by his cousin. Constantly sexually abused by adult female relatives until he was of age. Such news never got out of his mouth because like in other cases where the kids had summoned the courage to relate, […]

in Short stories | June 16, 2019 | 954 Words | 30 Comments

Is your nude on the internet? Microsoft and Google can help delete it.

Understanding the meaning of sexting is just as easy as understanding what a relationship is. A study has rightly revealed that over 50% of all adults engage in sexting. Sending of suggestive or nude pictures or videos to one’s partner or eliciting sexual acts through text messages has increasingly be accepted to bridge distance in […]

in Article | June 15, 2019 | 411 Words | 2 Comments

After The Second Round

It had started on a mild tone. Then it got heated up, just like always. I am used to the noise. Either the one from the ‘pshycho’ neighbors or the one from the speakers of the happening boys on the street or the scream of ladies when they watch a series of surprise videos on […]

in Short stories | March 5, 2019 | 1,222 Words | 15 Comments

After The Deluge

It was a dark horrid night, the moon had vanished from the sky and the star cowered behind the gloomy sky which was still reverberating with ghoulish screams. The bats flapped about and the owls hovered in a circle, screeching into the air filled with trepidation. It had been a day of rain. Not the […]

in Short stories | November 21, 2018 | 1,594 Words | 30 Comments

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