The Road That Forgot My Name By Ogbonna Chinecherem Rita
That was when the silence inside the bus changed. This was not...
Bride In Transit by Daniella Babalola
A taxi ride to buy wedding fabric turns into something far heavier. Between a mother's certainty and a daughter's quiet unraveling, "Bride in Transit" asks what we inherit, what we're allowed to want, and whether love should ever be a compromise dressed as duty.
Food Code - Mok Numaliya
A daughter dismisses her father's stories of hunger, bicycles, and post offices until she catches herself saying his exact words to her own son. A reflection on generational speed, gratitude, and the dinner table we lost along the way.
Ambitious - A Short Story by Ofonmbuk James
I was eleven years old when it started during a sumptuous family...
The Camwood Calling by Celina Chinwemmeri Ikechukwu
Between the church and the shrine, between a father's silence and a god's demand, one man must choose what he is willing to lose; and what he is willing to become.
The Weight of a Gown by Paul Obongodu
A Nigerian law graduate. Four notebooks hidden in a bag. And a father who saved twenty-two years to buy a future his son is afraid to claim. Weight of a Gown is a story about what it costs to be honest with the people who love you most.