Prince’s Lessons From 2016
Happy New Year to everyone. 2016 has really been a good and sad year for me. I have learned a lot from this year. I got…
I’m Not ‘Understanding’ This African Time Thing Nigerians Do Again oo by Mirabelle Morah
I offered to volunteer at a friend’s event at Akpabuyo. A few hours to the event I received a WhatsApp message that it had been shifted…
Lagos Memories: The untold stories about my holiday in Lagos – Mirabelle Morah
You know, in Calabar you can afford to catwalk when crossing Calabar Road or Marian market, but in Lagos, even if a car is still 20miles…
I Found a Place to Borrow Books For an Entire Year With Just 3k and Less
Yes, I really found a BookStsore in Calabar, just behind Rabana Pharmacy, where I could borrow books for an entire year with just a miserly amount…
Familiar African Tales | MY PALLY PALLY BY MIRA MORAH
She was my pally pally, as we called it back in school. We walked back home together from school, we sat close to each other in…
Familiar African Tales | How I Hawked In Calabar By Ekanem
Hawking in Calabar was just the last thing I ever imagined I’ll get into. Hawking indeed has shown me the irony of life. Permit me to…
Familiar African Tales | Pressurized By Mirabelle Morah
I don’t know how I survived high school without a boyfriend but hey! I survived. One young man kept on pressurizing my life right from my…
Crack crack Boom By Nigerian Soldier | Bentem Josef
Crack crack Boom That was the sound that brought their doom The battle was at its peak Now, no one could afford to be weak Fires…
NAMING A BOOK ALMOST GOT ME MAD BY ONYEKACHI ONUOHA
NAMING A BOOK ALMOST GOT ME MAD Naming is a very serious issue when it comes to the name of a child. I said a child…
Getting Married in Naija By Ghanaian Ayo
Yeeeee!!! My Girl Ayomide is Getting married! Gosh!! This Yoruba weddings, there is no way I’m missing it for anything. But I stopped to think. Are…
FREE BIAFRA BY CONCERNED BIAFRAN AND PATRIOTIC NIGERIAN
With my big-small brain, I have been thinking, this was how our founding fathers were agitating Free Nigeria say in the years 1957,58,59 and eventually got…
The People of Calabar | Abdul’s Story
Abdul is my classmate and he’s one of the few Muslims in the department. I had chased him around a lot for a story and was…
THINGS I WISH I COULD TELL MY YOUNGER SELF
1. Life is good. Not always, but mostly. And when it is not so good, be assured it will get better. 2. It’s a good thing…