‘Even before the dust and smoke of slave raids and the accompanying inter-tribal wars had settled down, Nigeria, as well as the rest of tropical...
Author - Segun Akinyode
Segun Akinyode studied at Lagos State University, Lagos. He used to sleep a lot. However, the need to continue writing has substituted sleeping with reading, writing, walking, and eating fruits. He is currently a teacher in the General Studies Department, Moshood Abiola Polytechnic.
The polarization of the countries of the world into developing and developed nations has brought in its wake a dichotomy in the perception of ideas, concepts...
The time was about two o’clock in the morning. I knew I should not have left my girlfriend’s place at such an unholy hour, but I had to. A number...
Abstract The flow of argument in this paper augments the existing pre-requisites for measuring the degree of social commitment in African fiction. In achieving...
‘That is impossible, I’ve had enough of this rubbish; never will I trust any human being again.’ Tara exclaimed. And then hot tears from the bowel of a hurt...
The first item his eyes stabbed when he slipped into the pitch-dark room was a calabash bowl containing finely cut pieces of Indian Spinach; he emptied the...
The men interrupted their lively conversation abruptly. Exchanging quick glances, they stood up in unison, scampered across the verandah into the burning sun...
The million thoughts gradually dissolved into one hard nut knocking his heart pulsatingly as he pushed the starter and eased the Datsun on the road. He...
