Father wakes them up by saying, ‘Rise and shine, gentlemen! Rise and shine…Day dawn beyond the Atlantic… it is my very painful duty to inform you, gentlemen, that there wasn’t any storm last night; and even if there was, the school would have survived it… could it be that God no longer answers prayers—or that you guys aren’t praying hard enough.’
Hmm, politics in Nigeria is interesting. It is exactly like Nollywood, like it is a complete script for a blockbuster movie. If storytellers begin to look deeply into the lives of our Politicians and people in government you will see what I am saying. See these people watch a lot Read more…
In the world of today, no one wants to feel left behind. It is the reason why at every birthday, you see ladies posting glamorous looking pictures taken in photo studios, an attempt to freeze life into one perfect time frame, with hair on flick, make-up drawn on canvas and Read more…
Apparently the ‘accident’ actually occurred and he was in ICU and everyone she saw in her dream who interacted with her during the travel were all people who interacted with her as she got into the hospital. Sizzling! I absolutely loved that. I had goose bumps watching the connection.
He became a Jehovah witness when he failed and used Jehovah witness as an excuse not to work because according to him, he was going to the kingdom of God.
Written by Liz Sparg, Jesse Breytenbach, ad Andy Thesen Published by book Dash on the Woldreader children App, BookSmart App Today I wanted to discuss Second class citizen by Buchi Emecheta before I was reminded that I had booked this Wednesday for Zanele Situ: My story. So here it goes. Read more…
Author: Chigozie Obioma PLOT This story was set in Akure, Nigeria 1996. It is written in the 1st person by an adult but written in the voice of a teenager. It tells the story of four brothers in a family of eight. These four brothers Ikenna, Boja, Obembe and Benjamin Read more…