The living room was quiet. Gentle breeze parted the white chiffon curtains and they floated glibly, unaware of the deathly stillness
Tolu snapped her mobile phone shut, hissing in frustration. Another unwanted admirer to the dustbin! What was it with these men
TOLU WAS starting to sleep, her svelte shape buried under the soft covers of her bed when her phone rang. “What
The little girl stood outside the dusty brown bungalow with corrugated iron sheets and a banana tree framed front yard,
The villagers gathered around the small wiry man sitting on a short tree stump in the middle of the large open
The branches of the trees trembled as the wind moved through them, making a small whistling sound. Down the hill,
On Saturday, the 17th of November, Lloyd Michael, one of the four young men killed by a blood thirsty crowd in
I have always told myself that Nigeria is not a republic and I still hold that fact to be true. For
Nigerians are used to a lot of things. They are used to consistent black outs, bad roads, non-existent infrastructure, and poverty.
The 67th session of the UN General Assembly started on the 18th of September 2012 and is expected to run till
When the news was leaked that the first lady had taken ill and had to be flown abroad for medical attention,
Marlene woke up with a start, beads of perspiration on her forehead. “A nightmare,” she whispered to herself. A loud