Osun Stories

This is a semi-innocent #sci-fi #story retold with #ancient #African #goddess themes. Imagine if someone were to drop a goddess/ #alien in the real world to get to know people. That's this story. I still have much editing and reordering but for now thank you for reading 🥰👍🏽🥂 Definitely not completed, would love feedback. My IG Is @freekye Cover art Model is Naomi Campbell in the 90s

Adunni a beautiful and well mannered girl has to come to terms with her fate willing or she will has to face the dire outcome...... For her to be happy she has to choose between her family or her Love what would her decision be ? we will find out soon

A simple business deal between the CEOs of Jackson & Co. and Westway Enterprises-I think not. Lucas Jackson is done placating stakeholders who constantly complain about his son Roman's reckless lifestyle. He's brilliant at what he does, but brilliance doesn't excuse scandal. Something-or someone-needs to ground him. Morenikeji Adedoyin is a grieving widow with two brilliant yet troubled children. Her son inherited multiple companies from his father but knows nothing about business. Her daughter, Moremi, is driven, successful, and entirely uninterested in love. Since the death of her husband, Morenikeji has been haunted by one fear: dying and leaving her children unprepared for the real world. When Lucas calls to offer condolences on the passing of an old friend, an unexpected idea is born: a marriage of convenience between their children. Roman needs discipline. Adetunde needs a mentor. Moremi needs purpose beyond the boardroom. Their parents need peace of mind. And all it takes is turning Moremi into His 𝓨𝓸𝓻𝓾𝓫𝓪 Bride. But when hearts get involved, deals get messy. And this contract might be the one thing none of them can control.

Uma história de um negro gay que vai descobrindo pouco a pouco a sua sexualidade e sobre um ditado de família que o liga a religião.

A young nigerian boy and his adventures in the world of highschool delinquents...

"Some children are born into destiny. Others are claimed by it." In a world where spirits walk beside the living and ancient power stirs beneath every whisper, Abeni is called. She never asked for the gift. She never asked to feel fire in her palms, to dream in languages the elders stopped speaking, or to be seen by the Orishas themselves. But when Ikoro, a vengeful spirit born of bitterness and silence, rises to twist truth and feed on forgotten fears, Abeni must become the fire. Trained by Sango, shielded by Osun, and haunted by visions of what's to come, Abeni must decide if she will rise-or vanish with the forgotten. But truth is a dangerous weapon. And not all spirits want to be remembered... Omo Ti Awo n Gbe - Child Carried by the Divine - is the first book in a West African fantasy series rooted in Yoruba cosmology, ancestral power, and a heroine's journey through shadow and spirit.

You think you know who you are until someone shows up and makes you question everything you thought was true. Ajegbemi was solid. Focused. Grounded. Locked in like a warrior on a mission. No distractions. Then Ademide happened. No big scene. Just a slow, quiet pull ... like the tide creeping up, soft but unstoppable. It wasn't about who they were supposed to be. It wasn't about labels or rules or the noise around them. It was about the small moments that scream louder than words: a glance, a brush, a silence charged with meaning. This story? It's about what happens when your heart flips the script. When what you thought was impossible becomes the only thing you want. And once the fire starts, it doesn't care if you're ready.