WRITTEN BY JOY A. ADEWUMI ‘Ketu, Mile 12, Ikorodu garage! Ketu, Mile 12, Ikorodu garage!’ The bus conductor announced at the top of his voice,
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A Short Story Written by Joy A. Adewumi Tayo glanced up in near-irritation as his younger sister sighed for the hundredth time in what had
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‘Wait! I thought you said God told you specifically to apply to P&G. So, why are you-‘ ‘Ooohhh!’ Tayo groaned as he cut into his
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I looked up from my meal as Christy opened her mouth and closed it again. That was the fourth time in five minutes and it
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Damaris jolted to her feet as the lady who’d entered the pastor’s office some minutes ago came out and shut the door behind her. Finally!
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I paced the hospital lobby as mum was rushed into the emergency ward. She just suffered a cardiac arrest and as I paced my whole
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My mum and I howled in laughter as we watched a rom-com together that fateful Friday night. It was our special routine and it never got monotonous. She is a great movie buddy and since the apple never falls far from the tree, we have similar habits. Like running commentary as the movie plays and pausing a scene to have a good laugh, or playing it backwards to watch a scene over and over again…
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