i build memory and years wither away… I am left to start building afresh lost in sands that have become my now Su’eddie Vershima Agema (First impression of this was published in Ake Review 2016) Continue reading building to wither by su’eddie vershima agema
EASTER STORY. They stood outside the tomb, hugging themselves tightly against the biting cold. Their weapons hanging idly by their sides, their backs against the tomb’s wall. The darkness was thick. They could barely see the shapes of each other. One or two cursed in low tones. ” Raca!” Jemiah was the youngest of the … Continue reading The Roman’s Strength (A short story) by Hymar David
Protocols!-My hosts, Pastor Tunde Bakare, esteemed convener of the SNG, and Mr. Yinka Odumakin, irrepressible spokesman of the group, must be used to thankless jobs by now. After all, they were both at the forefront of a recent epic struggle to restore constitutional order in this country by liberating a self-declared formerly shoeless compatriot from … Continue reading REPARATIONS: WHAT NIGERIA OWES THE TORTOISE [1] (by Pius Adesanmi)
in the beginning, God said, “Let there be light!” and there was light, and we pronounced it good. so, light is good. that is established. but is good light? can good be light? we were told that a chaste woman is good we’re listening, we said oh, by the way, a chaste woman is a … Continue reading Let There Be Light by Tochi Nicole Brown (a performance poem)
Sorry is not for the government It was Sokoto, Bakassi, Zaki Biam now I feel like it is Boko Haram as we all bear the torment Sorry is not for the government, if Boko Haram turns us all to be like a farm where all animals are damned. Sorry is not for the … Continue reading WHO IS SORRY FOR? (A Poem) by Gabriel B. I. Agema
How to worship the Nigerian god | Daily Times Nigeria. The Nigerian god is one. It may have many different manifestations, but it is essentially different sides of the same coin. Sometimes, adherents of the different sides may fight and kill each other. But Nigerians essentially follow the Nigerian god. This article is for all … Continue reading How to worship the Nigerian god – ElNathan John
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