Prize for Satire

By: Anifowoshe Ibrahim In my first year in the university, I lived with weed smokers. It was a room of Royal Highnesses […]

By: Aliogo Chika Eunice In the beginning, God created Nigeria and sighed. For Nigeria was without industries and institutions and ideas, and […]

By: Hamzat Mariam Following recent reports of members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) embarking on a nationwide strike, our […]

By: Okebunmi Titoluwa Favour Hello! Meet my country Nigeria, We are the giant of Africa, Although, we are trying to plug the […]

By: Ololade Akinlabi Ige Our lord who art on earth hallowed ought to be thy name but thy kingdom is a corrupt […]

Though it might look like our people are poor, internally, they have peace of mind and find their ways through their daily struggle for existence. This struggle does not in any way mean suffering. They just make sure they give the last drop of their sweat to make ends meet. This is what we encourage, hard work!

By: Omoya Simult (Caveat: Please engage your sense of humour in reading this article. Sentences may have deeper meanings than what can […]

By: Ufuoma Bakporhe First, you really do not have to visit America. However, it is an added advantage if you do. Introduce […]

By: Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem Dear Nigerian gay man, have you ever thought about how to be a gay man in a homophobic […]

By: Moghalu, Jennifer Chinwendu He threw his big, mango-shaped head back in satisfaction, heaved a heavy sigh and squared his shoulders as […]