Historias de Africans

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Olivia Jaiyesimi Charles A teenage girl who has to relive the death of her boyfriend Dele Makinde. She returns to Transville International school Ikoyi Lagos where only the kids of the 1% attend. Jaiye is caught in a web of pain, grief, and guilt. She runs away from grief and trys to ignore the pain But what if the only way she can heal is to embrace the one thing she runs away from...

I am a young author and this story first appeared in 2017, when I was 10. I've rewritten the story like three times over the years. I love writing about us Africans, because we are very strong, we're very wise and we're very beautiful. I've started writing stories since I was 9 and I'm a natural born artist. I hope you enjoy this story of sorcery, truth and adventure.

Highest ranking; #1 in Impacting as at July 27, 2020, #2 in Humor as at May 20, 2019, #7 in Hearing aids as at June 23, 2019. Some nine years ago it was revealed that I had hearing loss- in my left ear. I think it- the beginning of the finding out before the revelation- all started on a Sunday evening. Everyone was resting and keeping the Sabbath day holy..... **************************************** The story of a young lady who who more or less tells her experiences with her hearing aid.

Invisible Infinity Claymore 5. In 17th century a pirate tries to kidnap Africans for slavery. A young man Idrilola tries to save the day.

BLURB: All she wanted was to lead a simple life. Then she met the Ajibade twins, and the LINES turned RED. SYNOPSIS: RED LINES begins the story of three people; Bekere, Folu, and Fola Ajibade. Bekere Bodmas, a preschool teacher, wants the simple things in life, marry a good man, and raise a family. Folorunsho Ajibade, a successful entrepreneur, had everything money could buy, except what he truly desires-a woman to love him despite his genetic flaw. Folarin Ajibade, Folu's twin, had everything, wealth, good looks, women, and a clean bill of health. But he secretly battles deep-seated loneliness and loathing for his twin. Bekere was instantly drawn to Folu when she met him at the mall. That same evening, she met Fola at a balmy restaurant, and he too felt an instant attraction to her. When the twin brothers discovered they shared a love for the same woman, they went into an all-consuming battle that can only end one way; RED LINES.

**FEATURING SAINTC** 'How would you know, if you don't try', is always Saint's answer to Mike whenever he doubts himself. Mike thinks it is simply a saying Saint is use to, but doesn't realize it is a paradox. As events upturn and plot unfold, Mike would realize that you truly would never know somethings, until you try.

This story is all about the advantages and disadvantages of the African parental styles. It revolves around two families who tend to parent their children in different ways and the consequences of the two treatments.

"ten days" I managed to croak out through my tears making my assaulters pause,i spat out blood before raising my head from the ground where it had been pinned down "in ten days, not only will I rectify the past, but ensure a dignified future for my race, this maltreatment and degradment can't affect the next generation Anna smirked before crouching down to face me, "we'll see about that, but till then, you're nothing but another dark skinned fellow who isn't good enough," she stands up and stared down at me "this is where our eyes meet" a tear slipped from my eyes at that comment. A book dedicated to the struggle colonization and present degrading treatment of blacks. Everyone's lives matter So do ours -oyindasola BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!

Mr oderinde is given a diary by an old friend. He tags the diary useless but keeps it. Mr oderinde is a loner and is single so the diary becomes his companion and he writes his most inner secrets, his greatest fears , things that must never be heard and also his feelings for a female teacher. What is inside that diary? Find out Mr oderinde deepest secrets in diary of a Nigerian teacher

Being sexually harassed from a young age, sent Maryline into depression. She isolated herself from the real world and kept her distance from human beings. She felt she didn't belong. And, the fact that she has been continuously bullied in school didn't help matters in any way. She was lost. Not simply merely lost, she was deeply lost. Not until Corper Lucky arrived. He turned things around for her. Either good or bad, it depended on how she wanted to take it. #1 in Awareness Series

How does one become a butterfly? That's humanly impossible if you ask Jinmi Fadayomi. That's humanly impossible if you ask most people, really. ____ Unlike what most adults think, 'teenage-hood' is filled with terrifying twists and turns, regrets, mistakes and the unquenchable desire to find true freedom and peace. Even the seemingly fearless of us have tales of fear buried deep. It's either the path to freedom is found or we continue walking in circles.

Love drives you. Love makes you smile, love gives you a reason to live. Love is like a pill that erases imperfection. ~ÀLONGÉ Alonge the ever cool guy finally falls in love with a lady that doesn't even meet up with his standards. Stopping by the roadside to buy the roadside food he has been craving for, he didn't plan to meet a beautiful lady, neither did he plan to meet the same lady who had once been the source of his wet dreams, hawking spicy ponmo (Cow's skin). This time she didn't flinch when she looked straight into his eyes. She seemed different, he could feel the magnetic pull. He wants her............. As an hunter would desire to capture a prey. That's it, he is the hunter and she's the prey. Is it possible to keep love out of the equation? Let's see how cupid does his job. ********** "Tell me, what goes through your mind! Don't ponder over it. Be forthright. Instinctive. Spontaneous. Look at me when I'm talking to you. What just flashed through your mind "I asked, smiling as I pulled my beards. "Stupid!" my smile disappeared pronto and she chuckled......... **** Cover by : FikkieAdeniyi

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This is a poem I did for my history/English class about imperialism in Africa. I am not racist, nor am I trying to be, I am just historically speaking from the natives' view. Luna Elvenfleur

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