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A young boy from a family of four is faced with a difficult family dilemma just as every other member of his family is. His father had decided to add to
the family in a way that posed a threat to other members of the family; and while his mum seemed helpless, the boy alongside his brother was
determined to distort his father’s intended move. The young boy had a scary dream that morning and that only compounded his worry. He suddenly realized that the situation at hand was more complex than he could have imagined it to be.
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This book essentially, shows some basic tools of effective self-leadership, that when the principles are deployed as plainly highlighted, would enable the individual make a difference in his or her leadership functions.
True self-government begins with understanding the real ethics, values and good morals.
Its all about the ability to handle oneself intelligently in every matter or aspect, whether in attitude, actions, conduct, relationship, thoughts, in situations and conversation.
Lines, Crooked like the Nile is a collection of poems filled with imagery and garnished with the condiments of other necessary literary figures that make poetry what it is.
COMPLACENCY Here are the times stars stopped by, on those nights when mum told you stories of how beautiful they are, to bare the lid of your anxiety passing quickly in the skies. Visible to you as the curtain flailed, revealing outside from inside. These were the...
I must have dozed off watching the television for when I opened my eyes a bright light danced in front of me. The whole room was spinning round and round. And I could hear sounds like rock and roll musical tracks from the 1980s, but they didn't make sense, had an...
LET ME TELL THIS STORY- A memoirI know there are azure skies not touched and stories not told. Today I seek to rewrite history and perhaps have a feel of the worn out flesh of a sepia past.Doors slam. I am carton-packed in the front with a youth corper. A girl behind...
Collar Workers, Blue & White alike Look forward to Several sips of sunset & a cup of free road. * Fragile. It often falls and Shatters Into go-slow. ** When you see women and men Molt like Tears of Wine & forget tiredness to fight For standing space in red...
Abraham Lincoln defined democracy as: Government of the people, by the people, for the people. Amongst other definitions, this seems to be, by far, the most popular. But with the realities we face today, I'm forced to believe that the people-centric proposition of...
listen to me, heaven is not that far away close your eyes and maybe you will see that heaven is not a grounded place but it is where sunlight meets sea & it is the joy deep in your heart the reality you make of a dream the sanity screaming when all else is mad it...
African Storytelling: A case of 3 Top Journals setting the pace. When we think contemporary, we think current, outside-the-box and maybe a little bit avant-garde with a dash of excitement. All things contemporary forces us to look inwards, to question our beliefs and...
Prof. Pius Adesanmi is one of Africa’s brightest essayists and writers, a Nigerian of note. He has left us a trail to follow, and a goal to pursue.
Ice Age, let’s talk about this fun story of a mammoth family and the end of the world. I woke up one day and decided to write
Enkare Review's Complicity in JEKWU ANYAEGBUNA'S Little Entertainment Centre. "I’ve written letters to all the queer communities I know asking them to identify with my peculiar sexuality but I’ve been roundly rejected.Why can’t I become as free as a peacock that roams...
