I spent another two weeks in the hospital. During that time, I learned that my car had hit the edge of the roundabout, somersaulted across it,...
Read the previous episodes of the Eko Heist series HERE. *** Eghosa was handcuffed to the desk in a dark interrogation room. He had woken up there...
Read the previous episodes of the Eko Heist series HERE. *** Saturday Morning, 1 AM. Kunle, the getaway driver from Ajah Market, tore past buildings at lightning...
Read the previous episodes of the Eko Heist series HERE. *** Uduak watched impatiently as Eghosa moved around the room, phone in hand staring at the screen...
Read the previous episodes of the Eko Heist series HERE. *** Friday 12:30 PM ( The day of the Heist) Uduak found a way to clean Chief...
If you, like us, have been waiting to find out in this story, you don’t have to wait any longer! If you’re just joining the train,...
This is a continuation of last week’s post. Click here if you missed it. ** Etiosa stayed at home a few days. When Ngozi asked what...
Ngozi sat in the dingy interrogation room of Oniru Police Station. It felt like she had been sitting there for twelve hours. There was no way...
The wind that blew in my face, as bus sped on, smelled of promise. And it had only just begun. I couldn’t believe we had actually...
I lay flat on my bed. My arms stretched out, almost touching the edges. I noticed for the first time how white the ceiling boards in...
My father always told me I had a discerning spirit. He said I always knew what was right and what was wrong but I would decide...
“Chioma isn’t that bad oh. If you ask me, the real ashawo is Amina. That one that acts like she’s a saint; the number of people...
“Pack only important things Achieni! There’s no space for all this rubbish!” She said as she angrily yanked out the old books I had just placed...
“I think I age two years every time I have to listen to a man belittle a woman’s intelligence just because she’s a woman. “ Dunni...
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