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The girls’ hostel at FGGC Kabba lay under the familiar post-exam haze of the days between exams and closing day, when neither students nor staff had the energy…
The girls’ hostel at FGGC Kabba lay under the familiar post-exam haze of the days between exams and closing day, when neither students nor staff had the energy…
Whatever Rọ́láyọ̀ expected a babaláwo’s house to look like, it was not this: a small bungalow with peeling cream-and-green paint. It was an ordinary looking house in an…
Roláyọ̀ was in her room, sitting before her dressing mirror, searching for a specific pair of earrings—gold hoops with pearl raindrops—when her phone rang. She looked up from…
It was December 1991 and the Awóṣakins—Idris, Èrí, and their son, Kẹ́hìndẹ́—prepared as best as they could for their first visit to Táiyẹ́ since she had left home…
Eríayọ̀ (Erí) and Idris Awóṣakin prepared as best as they could for the arrival of their first child whom they hoped would be a boy. In the last…
The Great Scholar International School (GSIS) was not particularly great, scholarly, or in any way international. The proprietress, Mrs. Eucharia Odumah, a retired public school principal, had originally…
When Ojonya moved in with Anwuli at the end of their youth service year, it was with the understanding that she would start contributing to expenses once she…
Alhaji Muhideen Teslim Tanko, philanthropist, town’s elder man, and owner of Tanko Motors, Tanko Rentals, Tanko Furnishings and Tanko Water celebrated his 75th birthday with improvidence. The party…
2001 When Deinde Ajisafe bought and moved into his three-bedroom flat in Abesan Estate, Iyana Ipaja, he threw a housewarming party. He invited his friends, his business partners,…