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I’m taking questions because I’m too tired to write even though my list of drafts is longer than NASS’s list of cash allowances.
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Lying in bed, writhing in pain because I couldn’t say no to a tin of Peak Milk.
Before you give your oh-so sanctimonious opinion on this painful, and traumatic event in my life, make sure you are commenting on the actual facts.
The abridged account of how Mustapha Audu, with his friends and brothers, raped, abused, and tormented me, and almost destroyed my life.
Goodbye 25! Hello 26! Holy shit, I’m actually an adult now. Today is my Baiday! Eeeya! Eeeya! O!
It’s a big, scary world out there, and sometimes I want to run home with my tail tucked between my legs, back to the comfort of being a Nigerian young adult housed, fed, and supported entirely by long-suffering older family members
Having an eating disorder in Nigeria is really to struggle in silence. Bulimia is after all, not a disease of the stomach, but of the mind, and Nigerians are none too kind to people with mental disorders.
Here’s a look at the first commissioned portrait progress in Sugabelly’s Christmas Portrait Sale!
I’m in Calabar for a bit! My hotel is super nice! And I already met one of my blog readers!!! Hi Calabar Sugabelly followers!!!..
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Thanks for this collection! I knew some but some were a discovery. Dalu rinne :)
N choro nsogbu. See me see trouble is not an Igbo expression. The closest you can get is nekwanu nsogbu.
I'm a little late but thank you for this post. I also have a little question to ask. How do I use the word "nsogbu"? Like
Fantastic idea. For years I have worried about the use of Igbo language dwindling so much that it'll hardly be spoken at all in future. […]
Agree that it's wrong to look-down on prostitute. I, too, use to take a dim view of prostitution until I used one's services. In my mid-late […]