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MOMO.✨💚
She never planned to fall in love at least, not the way it happened. It started quietly, like a song she didn’t realize she’d been humming. He came into her life so unexpectedly, with laughter that made ordinary days feel special. They weren’t perfect far from it but somehow, it felt right. Their connection wasn’t loud; it was in the small things the long talks, the laughter, the teasing, the comfort of being understood without words.But love, as she learns, isn’t always about happy endings. Sometimes it’s about the lessons left behind. When distance, silence, and misunderstandings began to creep in, she found herself holding on to memories instead of moments. It hurt deeply, but it also made her stronger. This tells the story of a girl who gave her heart fully and learned that love isn’t measured by how long it lasts, but by how much it changes you. Through heartbreak and healing, she finds herself again softer, wiser, and still capable of love.By the end, she realizes something quietly powerful: maybe the person she was meant to love first was herself.
Sophia
Hunger...poverty... underdevelopment... Words that are always associated with Africa, have we ever wondered why that is the case? Why are we associated with such words when there's a lot more to us; our history and heritage, our cultures and our languages. We can't ignore the fact that we indeed have our own vices, but why should the vices be glorified when there are a plethora of beautiful things about us? "Don't you think you'll bore the class with this?" Chinaemerem asked as she turned the pages of my paper. "You think so?" I asked, "Yeah, I'm bored already and you're just midway your first page. No offense Ify, but could you make it more interesting?. Maybe add some personal experience to brighten it up. If you have no personal experience you can always ask someone around" Chinaemerem suggested "that's a brilliant idea, thank you so much Emerem. I think I'll do that instead" I won't bore you with a lecture on how we could be better as a people. I mean, if we could solve hunger and poverty it would not exist but nobody knows how to, not even the greatest minds. So why spend the little time we have glorifying our impediments, when we can revere our cultures and experiences? My name is Ifeanyichukwu Adeduni Agu, I am an igbo girl from Nigeria, a country in West Africa. And this is one of my experiences. "Now this is perfect, continue" she said sitting back.
Kessi
In a quiet village in Edo where red earth spreads, a girl is born without pigment, her pale skin and bright eyes marking her as an omen. To her neighbors, she is a witch, a curse; to her mother, she is Isoken “Satified with what God gives.” Isoken learns early that her difference is a burden as she grows up beneath the weight of whispers and superstition. While other children dance freely under the sun, she learns to dream far from it. She dreams of a future where difference is not feared but celebrated, a sanctuary for all those the world refuses to see: the blind, the deaf, the scarred, and the forgotten, a place where they can all belong. But dreams are dangerous in a place ruled by fear. Each step she takes toward her vision draws new rejection. Each small act of courage tests how far she is willing to go. Will Isoken’s light survive in a world determined to dim it? Or will her voice be the one to awaken others who, like her, were told they didn’t belong? The Albino Child Who Dreamed Color is a haunting and hopeful story of courage, belonging, and the power
Doc Cally
Mary-Cynthia Udemba, a resilient medical student and writer, navigates betrayal, pressure, and self-doubt while chasing a dream to transform healthcare in Africa. In a world that tries to silence her, she finds her voice through writing inspiring others to rise above their scars. Dreams of a Scarred Scribbler is a story of hope, purpose, and the power of resilience.
DINMA OPARA
This is a mystery driven and yet romantic journey of a lady named Elara.... In a quest to satisfy her curiosity, she unfolds many secrets and falls deeply in love. Read to know more...
DINMA OPARA
In the quiet village of Umueze, where faith and tradition intertwine, Nkem Okeke is born into a deeply religious family whose devotion to God runs as thick as the red soil beneath their feet. But beneath their harmony lies a wound — the family’s longing for a son in a culture that measures legacy by lineage. From childhood, Nkem’s curiosity and courage set her apart. While her father preaches purity and restraint, she dreams of independence and purpose beyond the confines of tradition. When she earns admission to the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nkem steps into a new world — one that challenges her upbringing and forces her to redefine what faith, womanhood, and freedom truly mean. Her journey is one of strength tested by rejection, of conviction shaken by love, and of a daughter’s quest to reconcile faith with individuality. When her defiance leads to her father’s fury and eventual disownment, Nkem must walk an unbroken path of forgiveness, resilience, and redemption. Set against the lush backdrop of Igbo culture, The Unbroken Path is a moving tale of courage, self-discovery, and the power of staying true to one’s values in a world that demands conformity. It celebrates womanhood, questions rigid traditions, and reminds us that true faith is not in appearance — but in love, compassion, and purpose.
Weirdo 💙💙
Unpredictable Mustafa Judging by how hard the Country is and even worse for young promising youths like him, Tall Dark and Handsome Mustafa with a bad character or that's what they say and a voice, hot like fire, a broke street guy with only his talents, On his Journey to fame, It's either His Body or His Money It did sound simple until Death came knocking, with no bounds and no excuses, that door has to be opened. This time around he had only one choice and now, it's either he lets his Brains do the thinking or his Heart. Will Mustafa overcome his obstacles and achieve his one and Only dream? Or will his decision ruin everything for him and even his life? Zara Okonkwo 25 Years old, A First Class theatre Arts Graduate, Rumours Spread; "she was only in school for fun, after all, she already has everything". Only child of her late Mother and Her Father, she was a Rich spoiled Brat With no dreams, She just wants to enjoy life as best as she could, Her Best Quote "Life is too short". What happens When Zara's World Collide with Mustafa, and in his worst Moment. Will it be a curse or a blessing in disguise?
Ama's ink
About our childhood tale's of the tortoise , outsmarting the king and marrying the princess.just a short tale to bring back our childhood memories
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Dike
When you receive a phone call at work that threatens your life; when the slightest deviation from the caller's instructions spells doom for every other member of your family, what do you do? What do you do when evil personified decides that you are its most important target? It happened to me!
Dike
A true tale by a great orator delves into the myth and legend of the mysterious Queen of Sheba - she who beguiled King Solomon himself!
Midnight Gist series
In the village of Isieke, whispers tell of the Midnight Market—a place where shadows, secrets, and desires are sold at the cost of the heart. Nineteen-year-old Ngozi steps into the forest to uncover the truth about the market that claimed her father. Among glowing stalls, eerie traders, and a prisoner named Chima, she discovers that courage, love, and sacrifice may be the only way to break its hold. Will she survive the night and free the souls trapped within, or will she too become part of the legend?
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