Abigail Oladokun

Ah!! Please don’t tell me, you just took the last cash in my wallet. Bayo! And I begged you and pleaded that I needed the currency for my wife’s emergency. …

She would watch her mom and sleep-train her little brother. She would teach him very early on how to; fall asleep independently without needing to be rocked or soothed by …

It was love at first sight! The round fluffy, moist double-layered cake was the most colourful sight they had since today. Guess what? The twins Maya and Magen were turning …

This is always my favourite and happiest space on earth. It’s a hub for creative junkies, thinkers and innovators. It was the start of a new month at Orange Hub, …

There were days when our conscience will prick us on this type of odd living. Sometimes, if we stayed for the break inside the classroom, we would move around and …

My earliest memory of my grandfather was that he was a military man. I could remember how he always stood tall and straight. He would always advise. No slouching! No …

Just beside the beautiful and lofty palm tree along the island of Bashan, there lived two bald but studly men. One named Deedi and other named Pokuwa. Deedi was a …

He slept and woke up with the strangest dream ever! Awero!!Awero! Awero!! His mom called thrice! You will be late for school today. Won’t you wake up now, she said …

The nightingale had flown away quickly. Awero rushed back inside the classroom at peace within. “Finally! The bird has gone”, he said. Ms. Omidiora continued teaching about lakes. But today, …

Submit! Submit your books! I’m going to the English teacher’s office now! ‘Please, wait now am almost done’. ‘Take a chill pill now’. ‘Calm down sef’. A few of the …