Ugo Anna Ude: The person I go like be
BlankPaperz Short Piece Contest longlist The person I go like be tie many gele—remember Boy Alinko for Papa Ajasco and im many specs? Na so I…
Kelechi Alpheaus: The person I go love be
BlankPaperz Short Piece Contest longlist “He don smile” Mama shouted. “Sophy, Junior don finally smile”. The excitement in her voice faded into choking stutters with each…
Mantuie Emenyi: The person I go love be…
BlankPaperz Short Piece Contest longlist I go love be artist or photographer. E get some kind things wey people no dey see because dem dey distracted.…
Precious Dada: Wonder Woman
Precious is a creative writer and narrative illustrator with over 3 years of experience. She is skilled with words and painting mental imagery through narration.
Toyosi Falese: The person I go love be
BlankPaperz Short Piece Contest longlist The kind world wey I dey, nobody wants to be true to anybody. Imagine my roommate wey be confirm Christian for…
Thelma Ideozu: How the Nigerian educational system doesn’t breed confident graduates
He had smiled at me, as one might smile at a toddler, and said quite frankly, “A is for God and B is for me” ⏤ which was his witty way of saying that I’d be lucky to even get a C in the exam.
THE FUTURE OF THE AFRICAN CONTINENT — LIGHTENING UP AFRICA
“Always remember that great people are built from what they do and how they react to things within themselves and around them.”
My First Scholarship - by Glorious Wilberforce
When we learn to do the things we fear, we achieve our desired results, when we refuse to see limits to the heights we can attain, we get so high.
What must African youths do differently
Martin Luther King said, “Not everyone can be famous but everyone can be great because greatness is determined by service.” Leaders are born to serve.
Dead Men Walking On the Streets of Nigeria
The sad reality is that members of the masses that get to lead forget their source even if they trekked to school without shoes.
Blind Youths are falling into a ditch, cries History
The youths are too proud to submit themselves to mentorship, they believe they can “blow” overnight. History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.
Halidu Abdulai and Others Wonder: “Where Did We Go Wrong” As Africans In Africa?
Many a time, people travel out of their home countries due to a wide range of reasons. But for some, the process of acquiring a visa and other travel documents can be a harrowing experience…
Tackling Inequities Can Reduce The Burdens of Oral Health Diseases
Inequity is a disease that creates a crazy circle if not tackled. It is like a malignant growth that gets under the skin and spreads until…