Prize for Satire

by: Raphael Francis Prologue  In case you want to change your career, into something creative, or maybe you have had it in […]

by: Oluwaseun Ojo Ololade Asake, I am glad you are here.  Would have written you a letter two market days ago to […]

by: Aaliyah Rahman Why wouldn’t you want to? From the free compulsory educational programmes to the free school meals, what is there […]

by: Rukayat Ogunlana This man’s actions have been the series of last straws constantly breaking the camel’s back. He’s prepared just the […]

by: Kayode Ayobami Come, see them, six mouths in one body— saliva in all corners like dewfall. Bold rodent picking its teeth […]

by: Som Adedayor A ABOKI. Original meaning unknown. Every Hausa man is an aboki. ABROAD. Wonderland. All dreams come through there. ACCIDENT. […]

by: Olúwábùkúnmi Abraham Awóṣùsì And on the plains of Mesìọ̀gọ̀ the word came to me saying; He that dwelleth in the secret […]

by: Joseph Peter Akpan Dear Elewaeji, Feminism is the new COVID and even your son, Uwem is not immune to it. Take […]

by: Okafor John Oluwadamilare Dear Kunle, Calvary Greetings.  Bawo ni?  I learnt from my brother, your father, that you recently gained admission […]