‘Yes, Dapo Adelugba, Even He’
By Phebean Ogundipe One year in Ede soon passed, and transfer came, of both of us, Continue Reading
‘My Daughter is Kissing a Murderer’
‘You were making plans to start up your firm when things went south with Dubem, so Continue Reading
Like Venom from Okigbo’s Boa
“Beasts cannot kill a man who is not afraid,” Chimenam had once told him, “their Continue Reading
And the Sea Roared
He began reading his judgment: “I’ve heard the argument of the state counsel and the Continue Reading
Dibia, Please I’m a Pastor, Give Me Power to Perform Miracles
Ngabamu was a huge man, very tall, big, and massively built. Jeremiah imagined that with Continue Reading
Now I Hang Out with Agbero Boys, I Need a Gun
We quickly returned the gun and left before anyone noticed shots had been fired. We Continue Reading
If We Win this Election, We Will Hammer
“You’re a single mother. The reputation of unmarried women in politics is subject to all manner Continue Reading
They Remind Me of Dad, But I don’t Belong Here
Christmas of 2003 finally arrived, bittersweet. Emmanuel had done well at his job and secured himself Continue Reading
I Want a Baby, But Not Enough to See a Dibia
The opportunity for the lie came late in 1978. It came in the package of a Continue Reading
I Speak with an Accent. Not an Accident. Okay?
Big Madam pinch her bou bou open in the chest area and blow air inside Continue Reading