Ifeoma posts a photo of herself on Facebook. A hundred men commented, all flattering her. She ignores their compliments and silently hopes that she'll get a notification informing her that Bayo has commented on her photo.
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Five (5) days more to the African Writers' Conference 2018!!!
You know when I'm dead.... Your tears will flow... But I won't notice... Cry for me now instead!
Hi guys, come with me on a short journey. Why don't we start with a conversation by 3 friends: a Christian, a Moslem and an Atheist?.....
Corruption, religious intolerance, gratuitous violence, the irresponsible attitudes of some men to their offspring and the importance of joy are some of the big themes that underlie this memorable collection.
Their lust and folly blazed across two continents but unknown to him, she wanted just a kiss....
“I think the thing that clearly pointed me in the direction of writing was my interest in stories. Not necessarily writing stories, because at that point, writing stories was not really viable. So you didn’t think of it. But I knew I loved stories, stories told in our home, first by my mother, then by my elder sister—such as the story of the tortoise—whatever scraps of stories I could gather from conversations, just from hanging around, sitting around when my father had visitors.” —Chinua Achebe (The Paris Review)
I never heard it from Dad or even Mum; they didn't say it to us. They never did; they only showed it to us. Even amongst friends, we never had the freedom to use that word.
Children will love this story. Also this is a keeper and one of Nigeria’s literary classics.
That day she took a very early break from work feigning sickness and a forged doctor's report......
Even when you become 75 and looked back to your life at 43, you would still see plenty of mistakes. So many of them, where you’d thought yourself knowledgeable enough not to make any. Life is like a game where you get stronger but every level comes in much harder.
Shortlisted for the 2017 baileys women's prize for fiction, New York times 100 notable books of 2017, Guardian best books of the year 2017.
All I see is a smile and hopeful eyes Don't you ever get tired? I see tears rolling down every time Don't you ever get tired?
Yejide and Akin have been married since they met and fell in love at university. Though many expected Akin to take several wives, he and Yejide have always agreed: polygamy is not for them.
Tope Fajingbesi in her book Love in Cancun seeks to find answers to the question: "How does one deal with the passing of the most important person in their life, and then deal with the loss of a six-figure paying job?
I always love it when I'm involved in a heated argument with someone