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June 12, will continue to be a memorable date in the political life of the Nigerian Nation. This is, apparently, because, one man who, Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, made a sacrifice the who nation will not forget in a hurry. MKO Abiol

My experience teaching kids and young adult literature has made me realize that children have a great imagination. One thing they love to do is to express themselves. All they need are listening ears and an attentive heart. Their love for attentio

The Nigerian Civil war formed the bases of the Nigerian historical antecedent. Even though Nigeria was a relatively young nation when this horrifying experience unveiled itself, the civil war raised questions as regards the comparability of Nigerians

There was tension as I stared down at her, lying on her bed; her breathing was ragged like one trying to get in air as much as possible. It wasn’t normal. Her body laid half-hazard on the sheets, hair spilled to another side without a care. I knew I

Short Prose "The Past Died That Night" By Joshua Oyenigbehin Mother said she would watch over me, not watch as I slide into an abyss. Not that it just occurred to me, but, really, Life is mean, not because it wrought torturing occurrence in my life,

The literary world has lost another icon, Toni Morrison. Born on the 18th of February 1931, she died on the 5th of August at age 88, to the dismay of the storytelling world. Morrison was an American novelist, essayist, editor, teacher and universi

When our Daddy gets back from his work, the ambiance is usually as though the sun had just risen to lighten up the day. Today, the sun rose too early. Daddy came back too early. Quinet, our biggest dog led her puppies, in what seems like a choreograp