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WATCHING THE WATCHER By Ugonna Utulor
They are watching us, ready to pounce on us, If by chance we slip on this slippery slope. They are...
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PHONE CALL By Ayeyemi Taofeek (Aswagaawy)
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ALL MEN ARE SCUM? By Ummuh Amaanah
Ade and I started dating in 2008. Unlike many relationships that went on back in the day, ours was...
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DEPRESSION By Chaste Sriya Barman
People thinks depression is for those who are weak. No, absolutely not. It is something that can...
ON SUICIDE By Chukwu Ephraim Nonso
I might not have lived in a tight and gagging shoes as yours, who knows if I would have committed...
Part 2 – BLAME THE SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR THOSE LIES OUR...
One of those places that our school system has failed us is that It never taught us how to manage...
FUNERAL IN SOME PART OF NIGERIA By John Chizoba Vincent
Why do people spend much money during funerals? Why do we honour people more when they are dead...
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THE SESAME STREET WRITERS’ ROOM IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM WRITERS FROM UNDERREPRESENTED RACIAL...
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CALL FOR SUBMISSION: THE THIRD CHINUA ACHEBE ESSAY/POETRY...
The Society of Young Nigerian Writers Anambra State Chapter, in collaboration with the Anambra...
THE MISSOURI REVIEW’S EDITORS’ PRIZE: ENTRIES OPEN UNTIL 1...
THE MISSOURI REVIEW IS INVITING ENTRIES FOR 28TH ANNUAL JEFFREY E. SMITH EDITORS’ PRIZE. A TOTAL OF...