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By: Jesuferanmi Igbinigie It is not pronounced lay-gus, it is lah-ghos. To learn the accurate pronunciation, watch the first twenty or so […]

By: Ahmad Adedimeji Amobi Dear O. The last time I was able to send you a letter was five months ago when […]

By: Ukange Doose Diana All line up for the ticket, Coloured to the left, Pure white to the right. Identification in hand. […]

By: Justin Clement “Welcome to Diejiria PLC! I’m Nkechi, and I’ll be showing you around!” she squeaked, shaking my arm quickly, furiously, […]

By: Favour Olajide Disclaimer​: Random Noun ‘A roving motion; course without definite direction; lack of rule or method; chance.’  1. As an intellectual, […]

By: Abraham Isaac Oluwatimilehin The structure was cramped for living and breathing space. Fumes of frankincense rose into the atmosphere, gallantly subduing […]

By: Eboseremen Bartholomew 1/10/2019 Author: Francis Galton, Zooanthropologist This is an explanatory circular for our white concerned citizens who desire to visit […]

By: ABAH, Abah Oyagaba IT seemed to Jerry within the three minutes of his climbing the in-between-forest mountain, with a cemented stairway […]

By: Timothy Edaki Unlike many courses in this University of Life, SAT 101 is a compulsory one for all men. It continues […]

By: SALAUDEEN, Hawau Oluwakemi Here’s a friendly reminder that Nigeria is not like every other place, and so are the people. We […]