Africa, My Africa By Anele Obasih
Africa, My Africa A continent carved out of glory Enriched with fertile soil on which the world grow Decked with bronze, embedded with gold, crowned with ivory The greener pastures…
A Life Story of A Widower Caught Between Fears and Survival
Losing a wife in an early age is quite devastating and can throw any man off balance when he realises that he's left alone to take care of all the…
Before You Pull That Trigger On Me
If your feet have never caressed the street at night and risking your life in a stranger's home just to wipe the tears of your aged mother, then why shudder…
Life in COVID-19 Pandemic: The Travails of Uyo Market Women
Being in the market around 5am, agonizing over the hike of prices on consumable goods and transport fare, facing harassment from security officers, low patronage from consumers and other plights…
Today is certain, Tomorrow is mystery
After being settled in the dark, I have been tuned into the knowledge that my tomorrow is not as promising as my today. Getting things delayed for the next day's…
Do You See Me?
Behind the heralding sculpture So attractive to behold Behind the flawless smile So evoking to resist Do you see the iota of me? Provoked by the erotic voice Provoked by…
Wife vs Side chick: l had to let go My Husband For His Mistress- Omoye Ohiku
Omoye Ohiku, a mother of three narrated her life story of how she had to let go her marital home so her husband could marry the lady he had extra…
Life in Lockdown: The Akwa lbom Drivers’ Experience
The unprecedented outbreak of the novel Coronavirus pandemic has made the entire world to resort to quarantine measures in order to curb the spread of the virus. With restriction of…
Muslim Father who doubled as a Saint and a demon
Every daughter longs to have a father who will shield her with fatherly love, and also stand in as a spiritual model. To Misha, she had a father that was…
Still l Rise
You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like dust, I'll rise. Does my sassiness upset…