Bloody Valentine! – A Poem by Becky Peleowo
I
Bring roses for my love,
Scatter delicate Lilies so white,
Moradeke, my queen, my dove,
So now, why do we fight?
Old naira notes squeezed into a...
I Was Served Breakfast by Gloria Diji
“Calm down he is coming from Asaba, maybe there is traffic”. He told me two weeks ago that he got an appointment in Asaba, a very big contract he had said, he would love to see me first before going to his house, when he returned. Probably the Lagos traffic held him, I couldn’t tell and I didn’t even what to think about it.
TAMING tHE Thug! by Becky Peleowo
Mama Kokwe said the blood that flowed in Agbero’s blood was a potpourri of cannabis, tramadol and tobacco and the scent that emanates from...
Bitter-Sweet Pie by Solomon Ekoja
There was a boy named Wazobia from the Nzaga-nyanga hills, about four thousand miles away from the capital city of Jos. The community was...
Invasion by Kenneth Nwabuisi
The armed robbers climbed through the high fence of No. 50 Ziks Avenue and jumped inside its premises. Musa, a long-nosed Hausa gateman, wasn’t...
How To Tackle Police Brutality.
If someone puts their hands on you make sure they never put their hands on anybody else again. ~ Malcom X
Once again we are...
Is The Housewife Alien To Igbo Culture?
Never ever accept ‘Because You Are A Woman’ as a reason for doing or not doing anything ~ Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The above tweet which...
Thorny Valentine: A Poem by Solomon Ekoja
Valentine
An early Christian feast
In honour of saint valentine
Who was brutally martyred
For his stand
Century after century
His legacy stands
Like an iroko tree
Upon the unmovable pebbles
Of Udi...
Canticles Of Love: A Poem by Chukwuemeka Oluka
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To the one whose faults are small yet...
Messidinho — The Making Of A Foodie by Emmanuel Enaku
I was always selective about what I ate as a child. I grew up in an average family with a lot of love. This...
If I Were Jesus: A Poem by Chukwuemeka Oluka
Come to think of it;
Jesus was quite humble while on earth
If I were Jesus that resurrected from the dead,
I would run round the streets...
Thug by Victor Oladejo
Spirits are citizens of this earth too, they leave among us, watch us, and see through us. They love this realm, the physical realm....
JUST WHY? a poem by Becky Peleowo
They said he died for me
And washed away my sins
They said his bloody stripes
heals every bruise and pain
They said he rose again from a...
Celebrating New Life: A Poem by Solomon Ekoja
Tick after tick
Three decades beckoned
Like spider webs
Woven with spurned promises
Around the scripture ceiling
Of Matthew: 1:21
On came the anthem
From river Jordan
With sounds of an acapella...
Messidinho’s Love by Emmanuel Enaku
I awoke groggily and sat up in bed. “Where the hell am I?” I asked no one in particular. The curtains to the left...