I was a simple child then. Intelligent, but simple. I knew I wasn’t like most boys my age. I didn’t like football, nor did I enjoy fighting. I was called a girl so much I’m surprised it didn’t become a nickname.
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I was surprising even myself with all this wisdom. I guess beauty has a way of bringing out the best things in us.
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The poster says he’s selling “tried and trusted weak erection and penis enlagment creams.” Tried and trusted by whom exactly? Those who cannot spell enlargement?
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I wanted to say I wasn't a big girl. I was only eleven years old! Eleven was still a child.
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But specially, I pray for the people of Malawi especially those of Mtengowathenga parish, whom I cannot wait to see again.
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Short Story | Sochima Frankline Uche | Nigeria
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Rape and consent in Nigeria
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What I really need these days is a cup of tea with a friend who simply asks: “Are you ok, ma?”
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When I travelled to Africa as an adult, I saw how deep the miseducation went. There were myths to bust. Like Africa being a monolithic country where it’s eternally hot and people are scantily clad.
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Only three days to go!
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Creative non-fiction on the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon.
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I have a lot of flaws but the colour of my skin is not one of them / Ugandan writer Hilda Awori on colourism in Uganda.
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Should African books and movies always promote an African idea?
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Another day in the life of a Lagos hustler
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Maybe, preferring coffee is the sign of an amazing work ethic and preferring tea, the sign of a perennial belly-scratcher.
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Yes, I said I was fluent in inane not that I was very intelligent.
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Ayomide Oluseye explores the sex for grades scandal in Nigerian universities.
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Examining the African woman through arts.
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Budding Nigerian artiste Bman reflects on the role of music in society.
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