Preye is an Ijaw girl. She is from a middle-class unstable home,where her father doesn't believe that there should be Joint conjugal roles. He criticizes her for being hard working at school and outside the home. Preye would do anything to make sure her father sees anything better than just a woman in her. Aspired by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's "Americanah".

Merida and Jeremy live in two different districts. Every day the meet each other at a bridge, but as the time goes on, chance of not being caught will become scarce, on top of discovering a secret that may save everything...

Lifting her silver veil slowly, savouring every moment , he kept his eyes on hers. The veil reviled a familiar face that made him step back a bit in shock , remembering the thing he could never forget , his first kiss. It was her and he could not believe it . Gasping for breath , he spoke in utter shock and almost wisphering , he said her name, "Africa". ============================== Buckle up your seatbelts ......you're about to venture into the bumpy premodernised savvanah that is central Africa ..they will be many beautiful thornes along the way....that will catch your eye.....but the act of touching .....should be left to the daring......you have been warned.....there is more to Africa than you know...... ============================== "So let me tell you about my Africa" ***

I hear hounds barking in the distance. They better not find where I hide. I am not going back to that retched place. Not ever again. The scars on my back say so. They are getting closer. I either have to run for it or trust that the hounds won't smell me. A twig snaps under a foot about ten yards away. I grab a small rock and throw with all my might to the left of where I hide. There is a light thunk, but it is enough. The dogs ears perk up and start sniffing in the direction of my pebble. I throw another small rock in the same direction. I hit a tree. A squirrel darts down the trunk a through the brush. The dogs take on the chase. The dogs owners, which call themselves bounty hunters, chase after the dogs. I make a run for it. I feel a hand grip my wrist and another hand stifle my scream.

Things Fall Apart is a story about a tribe in Africa. There are two characters that I ship. So you're welcome, world.

Book review of the book named Dear Ijeawele or a feminist manifesto in fifteen suggestions by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Short 15 chapters including 15 suggestions all women should keep in mind throughout their life, supported by strong examples !

This is the story of Ireti, a Yoruba goddess in human form who marries an Igbo man for his wealth and position in the society. Little did she know that even her beauty could not save her marriage. Beaten, bruised, and left for dead her maid finds a way to get her help from the support of other ladies nearby. Together they relive their past and face the unexpected future. Ireti the barren goddess finds love in unexpected places and also a child to call her own

Read and see... I'm sure you'll enjoy this short story romance.

Sheline is a pretty and ambitious young lady married to insecure Moyo. The desire for a journalism degree takes her from Bulawayo to Johannesburg where she lives with an aunt she hardly knows, vowing to keep her marriage while also studying. Bandele is wealthy and influential but he's also a bully. A lothario. Ladies in the neighbourhood, single or married, lust after him or so it seems. Everything that happens in his mansion is news to the community. When Bandele sets eyes on Sheline to be his wife, fireworks spark and the neighbourhood shakes. Will he win her over with his unconventional advances? Will she succumb to the piling pressure? What happens next threatens her degree, her marriage and even her life. But it also reintroduces Bandele to himself in a manner he never saw coming. #WattysNG2020