30 voices

Olumide Oworu: The blue jerrycan in my trunk (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Olumide Oworu ” I looked at my dashboard, the fuel light shot me a cheeky flash, almost like it was mocking me. ” It was ‘Jibola’s birthday, and he was hosting a get-together at Aguda. I decided to ”show face” since Jibbs did same at my birthday party, besides that, we were good friends. I dressed up for the... Read More

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Mnena Nyitse: In the eyes of the beholder (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Mnena Nyitse ”Are the beholders happy with what they see? Because at the end of the day, every man wants to call his woman “SEXY”.” If sexy is personified, I wonder what she would look like. I know there’s a male and female sexy but pardon me, I’m only interested in the female sexy... Read More

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Chris Emeka: What’s love got to do with it? (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Chris Emeka ” My advice is this; Don’t go searching for what will eventually find you.” You become vulnerable when you hop into a new relationship, whilst getting over a broken romance. The search for someone who is free to return your devotion seems unending, and the goal looks unattainable. Therefore, the purpose of a relationship... Read More

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Rume Ogufere: Men are like rubber bands … ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Rume Ogufere ”When a man is pulling away, this is not the time to talk or try to get closer” When men pull away, they can stretch only so far before they come springing back. A rubber band is the perfect metaphor to understand the male intimacy cycle. This cycle involves getting close, pulling away... Read More

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Boyowa Eresanara: Avoiding the friend zone ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Boyowa Erasanara “The trick to avoid being zoned is to be fast in studying whoever you want to get involved with” Humans are designed to have desires. The unending increase of our insatiable demands influence our relationships. Most guys want to hit on every girl they come across. (Dude, get that attitude in check!)... Read More

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Steven Okanlawon: If only we can forget ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Steven Okanlawon If only we can forget Then there’’ll be no regret If only we cannot remember Then we’’ll have a sweet December If only we can forget some moments Heartbreaks won’t bring us torments If we can’t recall the battle We won’t feel the pain of cattle If everything ends only at sight... Read More

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Ebun Oluwole: The essence of having a Plan B ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ebun Oluwole “How do you plan to contend with that on a 9-5 pay?” In recent times, if there’s one thing I’ve grown to realize; It is the importance of having more than one stream of income, that is, ’side hustle’. The importance of having sufficient funds to fall back to in case of any eventuality cannot be... Read More

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David Imohe: It gets better (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by David Imohe “We win some, we lose some, and that’s what makes it life.” We all go through certain tough/ difficult moments in life; Situations that sometimes change our perception and our perspective. Most often, those negative thoughts could affect us in the long run, so its always advisable to focus on the good and... Read More

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Theresa Doghor: The life I want to live ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Theresa Doghor Justice Its a word in the dictionary It means the quality of being fair That word just gets me frustrated Because I don’t know if it truly exists The word ‘injustice’ seems to be all out there Like its the good one What is good and bad anyway? Where are the... Read More

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Gbenga Alabi: You will always be my endless love (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Gbenga Alabi “Quite inadvertently, Dayo found himself being drawn to her. “ Dayo jumped out of bed at the sound of his wife’s screams. He stood by helplessly as two nurses held her down and injected her. She was soon calm and as usual, he waited for her to fall asleep so he could... Read More

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Ticia Towns: Dear God, its me again ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ticia Towns “Looking back now I should have said that prayer differently, ‘Dear God, press control Z on their blessings, the moment they choose not to marry me’” ‘Dear God, its me again. Please bless Mark, prosper the work of his hands and make his day Fruitful in Jesus’ name’. As I got up... Read More

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Stephanie Emokpae: He took a bullet for me (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Stephanie Emokpae “I told him everything and could count on him to always be there.” Growing up,I had become accustomed to the word “Love”. My dad often told my mum he loved her and we his kids were not left out.At church,we were taught about God’s unconditional love for mankind and how we should... Read More

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Dennis Okike: Getting to Ultimate ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Dennis Okike “The prize money was my jungle crush.” I always auditioned in Lagos, that’s where I had friends to encourage me. I had contested the previous year and the year before that, and of course, the year before that year (Lol, talk about perseverance). The screening that year was quite hectic; It involved... Read More

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Leticia Nyitse: Who the rib fits (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Leticia Nyitse “Staring at my ceiling fan was actually therapeutic at this point, as the whirling movement seemed to hypnotize me, just what my nerves needed to relax.” I was dead tired from the day’s hard work. As I lay on my bed trying to catch a nap despite the 34 degree weather forecast... Read More

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Olaronke Morgan: The day I will never forget (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Olaronke Morgan “Things seemed to brighten up, until the call came in.” Even if I get hit by a bus today, the most memorable day of my life would remain June 19 2012. It was the beginning of another great summer(or so I thought) and I just got back home from school for my... Read More

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Iyeke Uwa: Wasting life on what ifs ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Iyeke Uwa “The problem with these daydreams is that life does not hand us a restart button” “The baby you have is the baby you were destined to have, it was meant to be”. That’s what the adoption agency tells you. I like to think it’s true, but everything else in the world seems... Read More

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Mark Babatunde: Ants in my pants ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Mark Babatunde ”It wouldn’t matter how intense the itch, I only scratch my member in private” Infrequently I get a nasty itch in the area around my jock, what’s my preferred way around it? I thoroughly scratch and rub against the area until I am rewarded with a sensation of mild pain and pleasure; Ah, relief! Typically,... Read More

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Stephen Aguegboh: He is the model of perfection (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Stephen Aguegboh “God is akin to a perfect market and for fear of what the religious extremists would say, I am sure that this is an infinitesimal of how, what and whom God is” As an economist, I have always been a fan of the classical perfect market. As much as I want to... Read More

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Moet Abebe: No one can be a better you (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Moet Abebe “It is our imperfections that make us who we are and ensure that what we bring to the table in our everyday life is equally as special as that of the next person” Hi, my name is Moet Abebe and you are welcome to my state of mind. Now to be honest, putting all... Read More

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January 31, 2014

Ifunanya Alex: Lessons from a car (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Ifunanya Alex “If we as human beings are smart enough to build something that is wholly dependent on us, how much smarter can God get?” It doesn’t matter how many reasons we have for why cars are made. I’m sure we’ll find a common ground in this: cars are made first for our ease,... Read More

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January 30, 2014

Tochi Ozulumba: In a flash, everything changed (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Tochi Ozulumba “I got reminded of another of God’s big gifts: humanity.” It’s the morning of January the 18th, 2013, the expiration of my mandatory national assignment under the NYSC scheme approaching. As I busied myself, preparing for another day at instructing the secondary school students placed under my stewardship somewhere in Ogun State,... Read More

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January 30, 2014

Dahlia Nosakhare: The soul mate myth (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Dahlia Nosakhare “Hence, we view a successful relationship as what happens to us rather than what we create by working hard. “ I want a hen(s) party with shameless debauchery but I really want to break the rules for once. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want my man to propose with a ring inside... Read More

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January 28, 2014

Nahla Donna: I know what you need (30 days, 30 voices)

by Nahla Donna “There’s an Agatha in all of us – a slothful, shiftless, apathetic creature who wants to drift through life in an aimless stupor.” ‘‘What’s so happy about the New Year?’’ Agatha groaned as the crowd around her erupted into wild cheers and whistles. She had been railroaded into attending a New Year... Read More

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January 26, 2014

Kelechi Abonyi: The proposal (30 days, 30 voices)

by Kelechi Abonyi “I began to pour out my vexation, disappointment, anxiety, depression and all the emotions I felt on him.” Before we left for the mall, I quickly searched his bag; I still couldn’t find the ring. Is this some sort of joke? I thought to myself. Our introduction had been fixed... Read More

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January 25, 2014

Ifeanyi Udenze: And the girl died… (30 days, 30 voices)

by Kenzo Ifeanyi Udenze “Saying she was my homie is quite ironical because of cause, she was a girl, but still, she was my homie.” Its hard to express these emotions. Its really hard not to cry. I’ve lost a piece of my destiny. We’re no longer intertwined. Will I find her again in... Read More

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January 18, 2014

Oluwakemi Gbadamosi: Man in the mirror (30 days, 30 voices)

by Oluwakemi Gbadamosi “It is not in the big things my friends, it’s in the seemingly little things we choose to ignore.” On the 20th of July 2012, as I turned on my television to watch the day’s news, I saw breaking news that made me stop to... Read More

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January 14, 2014

Michael Agada: The dynamics of choice (30 days, 30 voices)

By Michael E. Agada “Life has so many opportunities; Not all of them are good ones.” The beauty of life in 2014 starts with the paths you choose. The path you take in life this year determines whether you’re... Read More

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