Denim Diary: My Most Worn Style of Jeans
Jan 8, 2023
Series & Style
I love a good pair of jeans. Apart from them being versatile and practical, they are excellent failproof. You can dress them up or wear them
Hairline of Mistrust: Part Five
Feb 4, 2020
Hairline of Mistrust & Series & Fiction
I didn’t know whether to be comforted by that or not. I sniffed. I wasn’t ready for goodbye, not now or ever. I didn’t go out of my way for us to
The New Normal
Feb 1, 2020
Zinny's Day Book & Series & Stories
My mom called me several times earlier today while I was at work. Although I didn’t have time to go through my phone at the office because I had a
Hairline of Mistrust: Part Four
Jan 28, 2020
Hairline of Mistrust & Series & Fiction
I met Liv at a tech seminar in Abuja, where I was one of the guest speakers. She approached me, complimented me on my brief speech, talked about
Hairline of Mistrust: Part Three
Jan 21, 2020
Hairline of Mistrust & Stories & Series & Fiction
I could see the pain he had tried to make blank in his eyes, hear the hurt in his voice. I remembered the first time I met Laurette. She was every
Hairline of Mistrust: Part Two
Jan 14, 2020
Hairline of Mistrust & Series & Fiction
I was weary. I wanted us back, too. But I wasn’t sure if we would still be us or if things would remain the same. Liv had tried and failed to
Hairline of Mistrust: Part One
Jan 7, 2020
Hairline of Mistrust & Series & Fiction
He was different in a way that said he was doing well. He looked yummy in his plain grey t-shirt and blue jeans - simplicity has always been his
Waiting on Kamharida: Chapter Two
Jun 29, 2019
Waiting on Kamharida & Series
“Mom, come see! We’ve a new neighbour!” Jamal was ecstatic as he beckoned her with a wave of his hand. Ozaram and Deziri, who were seeing a movie,
The Wait
Jun 17, 2019
Series & Stories
“Zorah, my dear, when you say you dey go camp again?” her mother asked as they feasted to a bowl of boiled rice, stew with eggs. “Mommy, I never get
Waiting on Kamharida: Chapter One
Jun 12, 2019
Waiting on Kamharida & Series
“Are we there yet?” Jamalumchi, Kamharida’s nine-year-old son fussing in his seat, asked her. “Are we there yet?” Ozaram, his immediate elder
Log: Taking Responsibility
May 4, 2018
Zinny's Day Book & Series
One thing I learned growing up was how responsibility is synonymous with maturity and how it is one of the few qualities that distinguish an
Log: Moving Out
Feb 17, 2018
Zinny's Day Book & Series
I moved out of my parent’s house over a week ago - It is a six-bedroom apartment with a balcony on the outskirts of Lagos. Moving out from my
Log: First Day, New Entry
Jan 1, 2018
Zinny's Day Book & Series
Today is January 01 2018, the first time (hopefully not the last) I am doing this. While cleaning my parent’s room, I found one of my dad’s