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Hope to rise again

By Shogo Olalekan Uthman: Rise up, ye who are tired. Out of the pit of despair, Use hope as a compass. You should pray for courage. Observe the horizon, Do not give up, Because hope will give you courage, Your…

Atinúkẹ́: Journey of Healing.

By Rebecca Oluwole: Atinuké, a name that whispers grace, A beauty that time cannot erase, From darkness emerged a shining light, A transformation, a soul’s respite. Once lost in the depths of despair, A soul burdened by anguish and care,…

AYÌNKÉ

By Olabisi Abiodun Akinwale: We met at the nightfall where art meet bodies with desires. All i wanted was you, a place my heart could sing and the world around me would feel like the dancing of butterflies. And when…

My Father Olabisi Ajala

By Dupelola Ajala: We know that Moshood Adisa Olabisi Ajala travelled to America and became a great success. My father’s story began in North Africa where Moshood Adisa Olabisi Ajala originated from. Olabisi Ajala frequented Roosevelt University, in Chicago, USA.…

Poisonous Romance

By Mfon James: What is love, if it doesn’t fall under the armpit of marriage? What is marriage if it doesn’t live under the therapy of romance? Weeks ago, I had begun to find solace in front of mirrors, studying…

Together Alone

By Mfon James: I wrote this piece in isolation. After caging my tears within my body. But my body was not strong enough to protect it. So I write. * An eye witness I was, of my sister’s transit. The…

Cave adventure

By Oluwaseun Dara: Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily who lived in a small village surrounded by lush green forests. She was an adventurous and curious girl who loved to explore new places and meet…

Sorrow beneath laughter

By Oluwaseun Dara: Beneath the laughs that fill the air, Lies hidden sorrow, deep despair. A smile may mask the pain we feel, But deep within, the hurt is real. We paint our faces with a grin, Hoping no one…