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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A Short Story By Joy A. Adewumi ‘Where is she?!’ Tiwa’s heart jumped in her chest as she heard the screech of her senior colleague
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A Short Play Written by Joy A. Adewumi SCENE ONE (Small-sized but cozy office. Two ladies, Maggie and Kike sit opposite each other. Maggie is
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Short Story Written by Joy A. Adewumi ‘Good afternoon, sir.’ I greeted my dad as I walked into the living room from work and sank
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Written by Joy A. Adewumi Okay, now read that title again and spot the difference. Wait! Before we barge on, where did this particular phrase,
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A Short Story Written By Joy A. Adewumi ‘Knock, knock!’ I groaned. It was Teni, my housemate and colleague. She really is a sweetheart but
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A Short Story Written by Joy A. Adewumi ‘God be praised! God be praised, let the name of the Lord be praised!’ I chanted alongside
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Zee opened her email inbox and hiked her eyebrows as she saw the latest mail. It was from some ‘anonymouszz@gmail.com.’ With a bewildered chuckle she murmured, ‘Anonymous Z Z, kwa? Issokay!’
With an amused shake of her head, she opened her inbox and blinked rapidly at the first line.
‘As I write this email, Zee, I keep glancing at the bottle of painkillers I intend to overdose on.’
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Is it ever possible that grace is not enough?
Can we conclude when a believer keeps rising and falling back into his old ways that the grace available to him was not sufficient for the journey?
Well, we’ll find out in a jiffy!
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