I am sure a lot of people would love to know why I chose the number ’14’ and wrote just 14 thoughts in this e- book. I will share the story behind it. We all know February 14th as St Valentine’s day, a day celebrated all over the world as a day of love. Back in 2007, shortly before my NYSC, I kept wondering if … Continue reading Why I Wrote The Book “14 Inspirational Thoughts For Teens” – Ufuoma Fijabi
“I hope you do like the scenery, at least.” Toba said. He was looking at her and hadn’t taken his eyes off her even for a second. He was acting as though he had never seen her in his entire life. He had told her for the third time that evening that she was beautiful. Yes she knew that she was beautiful but a bit … Continue reading Fiction Fiesta: Yellow Shadows Episode 5 by Fisayo Talabi
The band was ministering life at the party. It was one of those bands that played so well you wouldn’t realize that you had joined in on the moves and komoles and Yoruba booty shaking. The person who played the drums truly deserved a Grammy award. Kiky had dragged her from her seat to the dance floor and the two sisters danced together to the … Continue reading Fiction Fiesta: Yellow Shadows Episode 4 by Fisayo Talabi
Saturday was her best day of the week. It was because that was the only time she got to sleep, rest, eat and binge watch or catch up on her favorite TV soaps and YouTube series. Her favorite was This Is It on LowlaDee TV. She just found herself falling in love with Dede’s character while secretly crushing on Tomide. Yeah, fine boys were her … Continue reading Fiction Fiesta: Yellow Shadows Episode 3 by Fisayo Talabi
The feel of the cool and chilly breeze from the LG air conditioner which was right above her work space awakened the drowsiness in her. It probably did not help that she had just downed a full plate of coconut rice and smoked turkey wings at the cafeteria on the fifth floor. Something beeped. She looked at her computer screen. It was an email from … Continue reading Fiction Fiesta: Yellow Shadows Episode One by Fisayo Talabi
I helped an old woman carry a basket of fruits to her roadside kiosk. When I dropped the basket, the woman looked at me, her gaze soft and piteous, and she said, “My son, I would have blessed you, but you see, there is no use. You will die tomorrow!” My ears immediately felt stuffed, as if with wool. “What?” My heart started racing. She … Continue reading The Old Woman … By Chidera Duru
The economic future of our nation belongs to those who are daring enough to, not only earn a living, but also create means of livelihood for others. Nonetheless, how easy does it get to quit your paid employment and paddle along the business world (alone) amidst several heartrending and sabotaging distractions like poor infrastructure, inadequate governmental support for micro SMEs, shortage of funds, and of … Continue reading Emeka Nobis ‘Re-engineering Paradigms and Creating Cultures for Success’
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? Yes, times are hard and there is recession accompanied?by a whole lot?of ripple?effects to provide enough negative ?justification for Nigerians to not embark on any worth- while venture; however, there are?still thousands of Nigerians who are weathering the storm and soaring despite?all odds. One of such great achievers is the multi-talented Olubukola?Adekusibe, whom we met some months back. An… Continue reading Meet Multi-talented Bukola Adekusibe: Author, Blogger and MD/CEO of NDJ’s Masterpieces
Belle, a celibate beautiful, intelligent and down to earth super model tries to console her sister. She is determined, with the support of her fiance Evans. She is willing and ready to do anything to save her sister, also her best friend from heart break and betrayal from her boyfriend Max. However, her chances look very slim. Mercy is Belle’s amiable, very clever and ambitious sister. … Continue reading New Book Alert: Presenting Virgin Super Model By Uju Okoye
He fondled her as they kissed, caressed her sweet face with a gentle touch holding her cheekbone tightly to his. He moved his hands to her belly, tickled her belly button, moved up to her breast touched it lightly, sensuously suckled, and smooched her. They made love next to the window of the Luxembourg Garden in one of the most exotic Parisian hotels in their stylish … Continue reading Fiction Fiesta: Exotic Honeymoon Versus Blood Money… by Uju Christy Okoye
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