Adeyemi Stories

In a city built on buried truths, journalist Zainab Adeyemi returns to Lagos after twelve years to settle her late aunt's affairs - only to uncover a deadly conspiracy tied to her father's mysterious death, a vanished lover, and a secret government project known as Babel. As encrypted files, hidden diaries, and ruthless pursuers close in, Zainab is pulled into a dangerous hunt for the truth where every answer threatens to tear apart the nation itself. Some secrets were meant to stay buried. Zainab is about to publish them anyway.

"we all had a dream" is a poetic piece coined outta personal experience (which I feel it's a general experience) we all had plans or goals for a specific period of time but it's disheartening,life takes us as a prey of its disappointment but we try scaling through. WE ALL HAD A DREAM we all had a dream sometimes we feel things aren't how they ought to be most times we wish somehow they could be we strive daily but our speed seem snaily no... we didn't give up we keep pushing on hoping one day we'll reach the top at a stage our fears grew Each year gives a reminder of what we've not gotten age accompanying the years yeah!.. it feels the effort isn't enough then we focus,exacting all the strength when it doesn't yield the fears nurtures into anger the dreams left in empty field no vibe to quench the Hunger then grew pains one which we could only mutter, sometimes life doesn't go the way we want it but we strive to get there,time can be delayed but the dreams can't be altered Written by: Kachi james

Absolute chaos is what you call any area at least a foot around Leia. Outside the the warm comfort of her home, she's known by only her impressed teachers and best friend, Alli, but after a completely heart wrenching accident involving a huge jock named Camden, and bigger truck and a princess bike named Marion, half the school was interested in Leia before last period. In compensation, Camden agreed to be her designated chauffeur until she passes her driver's test, dragging them both into a whirlpool of schoolwork, rumors, lies, promises and African culture. Interested? I hope so. Go on~ You know you're curious! Started: 160319 Published: 260419 Ended: Warnings: -none- By @_akimi

🇳🇬 Adeyemi Family Group Chat - Video Description It's a regular Sunday morning in the Adeyemi household, except nothing is ever regular when Mummy is involved. She's been up since 5am. She cooked jollof rice, fried plantain, moi moi, AND chin chin that nobody asked for. And now? She's texting the family group chat at 7am with the full government names out. All three of them. You already know it's serious. What follows is 45 minutes of pure Nigerian family chaos. Tunde saying exactly the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time, Sola watching the disaster unfold like a spectator sport, and Mummy pulling out every weapon in her arsenal: the Okonkwo children comparison, the 9-month pregnancy reminder, the big head delivery story, and a 47-second voice note listing sacrifices dating back to 1987. But underneath all the drama? Pure love. The kind that comes with a plate of reheated jollof and a side of "sweep the parlour before you sit down." This one is for every child who has ever been guilt-tripped into eating cold food. You are not alone. 😭🇳🇬

From the author: - Talks written for humorous purposes. - I am not responsible for any weird ship. - It is not intended to offend the characters or actors. - Contains profanity and dark humor. - For every spelling mistake - sorry! - I'm not good at English Have fun! :D