“NO ONE IS GOD!” (SHORT STORY)
“Ugochukwu, drop that painting!” Chiwetalu bellowed. Her brother-in-law was astounded. While he wondered if he had heard right, she addressed one of her daughters lounging in the sitting room. “Chidera, […]
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FROM BAIT TO CATCH #11 (SHORT STORY)
In the last episode of this story, Sharon learns that she and Raphael have lost their jobs but she goes ahead and accepts a ring to strengthen her commitment to […]
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FROM BAIT TO CATCH #10 (SHORT STORY)
In Episode 9, Sharon receives a fusillade of penalties from the new management in her company. The last is occasioned by the change in her schedule brought about by taking […]
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FROM BAIT TO CATCH #9 (SHORT STORY)
The heroine in our short story series, Sharon, seems to be undergoing a transformation for the better. At the end of the last episode, she senses intuitively that caring for […]
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TOMORROW HOLDS A PROMISE (SHORT STORY)
Intro: Although written in the first person case, this story is entirely fictional. That’s all I want to say. Let me get out of the way so that you can […]
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TALKING TO MY IMAGINARY REAL FRIEND #5 (SHORT STORY)
Hi! This is the last segment of our short story serial. To fully enjoy the story, be sure to read the previous segments. – No more delay. Let’s find out […]
» Read moreAN ANNIVERSARY GIFT (II): SHORT STORY
Intro In the previous segment, the story stopped where Brendan had purchased what he considered a suitable wedding anniversary gift and was fantasising about how overwhelmingly pleased his wife will […]
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ANGEL IN THE SHADOWS (I) SHORT STORY
Intro: This is the beginning of a short story series that shows how faith and life in a secular world sometimes intersect and what that intersection can throw up. Enjoy […]
» Read moreEMMA OKWARA’S JOURNEY: FROM STUDENT-ENTREPRENEUR TO CORPORATE EXECUTIVE
All through his stay at UNN, Emmanuel Okwara smelt money and good breeding like someone who went to expensive private schools (what the British, for reasons I’m yet to understand, […]
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