“Mummy, please which of these buckets do you use for bathing?” Omoye asked. “Use the blue bucket, are you going to your shop today?” her mother asked. “No, I just want to have my bath and rest.” “and Victor?” “He’ll[…]
“Oga we don reach,” the passenger seating beside Osagie woke him up. He woke and joined the other passengers alighting from the bus. He took a bike that would lead him to his house. The red coloured sand on the[…]
“Madam, beans don cost.” Felicia explained to the woman in front of her stall. “No be last week I buy one derica ₦150? How the price come be ₦170?” the lady whose makeup was way beyond clownish replied. Felicia sighed,[…]
Princess walked into her room without greeting Chuks, she locked her door and lay on her bed. He had just put her through more stress, if this was how her first day in Lagos turned out, she dreaded what the[…]
Risikat stared at the lady sitting beside her on the bench, she just couldn’t stop wondering why a pretty lady would chose to dress like a man. She however continued with the counting of the tom-tom sweets which she just[…]
“Good morning Sir,” Halima greeted the man standing in front of her desk, she knew he was the marketing manager but he had a very funny name which she never bothered to learn. “Is Mr Oladele back?” “Yes sir, I[…]
Femi punched the calculator angrily, there had to be a mistake somewhere. He checked the files for the fifth time that day but this time he took his time, it was then he realised that the sales report belonging to[…]
“Hello, are you still there?” Femi asked, he was confused as to why she was delaying her response. “Yes I am and I’m sorry but I’ll pass, something important came up.” “Hmmm, ok then. But maybe next time.” “Yeah, maybe,”[…]
Femi drove back home, he was excited. He had been praying to see this day for months and finally it was here. The dark clouds in the sky were a proof that it was going to be a stormy night.[…]