Africa Stories

A pacifist with a war god trapped in her bones must decide between stirring her demons or watching her allies and enemies unite against her. ***** When Queen Nomvula finds herself threatened by a reckless prince, she's cornered into navigating a battle that will devastate the region, and her clan, should it escalate. Worse, someone knows about her deadly secret, and where its bloody trail eventually ends. Staying ahead of her enemies means risking her land, her values, and even her children, all while keeping the war god inside her from takings matters into its own hands.

Zulaiha Abdallah is a final-year medical student at Nile University, Abuja, living with a past the world refuses to let go. She once loved the wrong man-an abusive relationship kept hidden from everyone. One night, while trying to protect herself, he died. The court ruled it self-defence, but society passed its own judgement. Cleared by law, yet condemned by people, Zulaiha is forced to live with labels such as "A woman who lost her virginity before marriage" whispers, and the stigma of not fitting into society's idea of a "pure" woman. During a visit home for Eid in Kano, her life takes another turn when she is pushed into an arranged marriage meant to settle debts and repair damaged reputations-not to bring love or healing. Her soon-to-be husband, Umar Al Muqtadir, is a respected and successful man with a past as dark as hers. Years ago, an affair led to a child he never got to raise, his lover commited sucide, and a promise he made to never forget her and to find his child. Two broken souls. One forced marriage. Secrets buried deep. As the truth about the past begins to surface- What happens when Umar finds out his child was killed by his girlfriend- about death, guilt, and a child lost "Who was this girlfriend?" -Zulaiha must face the question that has followed her all her life: Is this marriage her punishment... or her only chance at survival?

< Lies are like spiders: once you start to weave, you never know how tangled you'll get > - Crystal Moon. [THE LIES OF YUNG LIVES] 🥀 A Nigerian Teen Fiction 🥀 16+ {BOOK ONE OF YUNG LIES SERIES} ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ─── "Megan you're lying!" I mustered enough courage just to say that. My gesture gained a lot of attention from other students present in the cafeteria. "Close your mouth you dummy!" She scrunched her nose at me, eyeing me up and down like I was some dirt under her sneakers. "Examination malpracticer!" ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ─── Damilola Oladele is an insecure, weird and naive girl, who keeps getting pushed around and bullied for being a scholarship student. She's an adopted child, and dosen't seem to ever forget it because of the cold treatment her father gives her and the bad treatment from her sister, Anita Oladele. Damilola falls for Ivan Kingsley, but when he started dating the head girl, Megan Uwaifo, she decided to date Ramson Jay inorder to get Ivan off her mind. Ramson breaks her heart by cheating on her, which created a bad blood between them. Ramson tries to fix things with Damilola, but keeps getting pushed away. He joins a bad gang with the head boy, Zion Williams, inorder to dethrone Zion and become Westwood High's head boy. Later on, Ivan breaks up with Megan and due to desperation, he gets acquainted with Damilola. He starts noticing Damilola, falling deeply for her unknowingly. Megan's hatred for Damilola increases drastically, making her do some unimaginable things. ONLY AVAILABLE ON MY WATTPAD ACCOUNT. IF FOUND ELSEWHERE IT MEANS IT HAS BEEN PLAGIARIZED, SO PLEASE DO INFORM ME IMMEDIATELY. NOTE - I DON'T CONDOLE BULLYING! I'M STRICTLY AGAINST IT. THIS BOOK IS A WORK OF FICTION FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. Start Date- 06/10/24 Published- 18/10/24 End Date- 21/11/24 Status- COMPLETE Rankings as at 2024 #1 snitches #1 Nigerian t

SS3 is supposed to be her final year-but nothing about it feels final. Between academic pressure, shifting dynamics, and a future that feels too close to ignore, she's just trying to survive school without losing herself. Then there's him-bad timing, complicated feelings, and a connection she can't quite afford. And in a year where everything is changing, she learns that the hardest part of growing up isn't passing exams... it's figuring out what-and who-to let go of.

Jade Dima has spent her entire life feeling like an outsider. Discovered as the long-lost daughter of one of Nigeria's most powerful families, she gained a surname, wealth, and a place in a world she never truly belonged to. While everyone else saw a fairy tale, Jade knew the truth. In the Dima family, love was conditional, loyalty was political, and every relationship came with a price. When a scandal threatens to destroy a century-old alliance between two billionaire dynasties, Jade makes a decision that changes her life forever. One minute she is a wedding guest. The next, she is the bride. Married to the notoriously private Robert George, heir to one of the largest business empires in the world, Jade finds herself trapped in an arrangement neither of them chose. Their union saves both families from public humiliation, but it also drags them into a ruthless game of inheritance, expectations, and family obligations that stretches far beyond either of them. Robert is everything Jade dislikes. Cold, distant, calculating, and married to his work. Jade is everything Robert never expected. Loud when she wants to be, stubborn when challenged, and far less willing to obey than either family anticipated. With powerful relatives watching their every move, old betrayals resurfacing, and the future of two dynasties resting on their shoulders, Jade and Robert must learn how to navigate a marriage built on duty rather than affection. But the more time they spend together, the more dangerous their arrangement becomes. Because somewhere between family expectations, public appearances, and private battles, they begin to forget one important thing. This marriage was never supposed to become real.

It's basically a story about my life mixed with imagination of what I thought I would do in another universe if I had the opportunity.

A story inspired from the song by rema titled: CHARM. The story revolves around a guy; Donald a 100 level student and a yahoo boy who believes that having all the money in the world should make the world revolves around him. As a Narcissist, he believes in getting whatever he wants and that include that 300 lvl girl whom had refused to fall for his CHARM!

Unedited. There was something about her that smittened him, but she was bearing another guy's child. She was smart and that was what attracted her to him and he broke all odds for her. The father of the child returns and she was left inbetween choosing the father of the child or the one that has been there for her. "What would you do if Femi comes back". Mr Adonis asked me out of the blues. I kept staring at him. That has never crossed my mind. "I'll slap the hell out of him and kick him in his groin area". I said so sure I would do exactly as I said. He chuckled softly. My fine Adonis "He's not going to come between us"? He asked like he was scared I'm going to leave him, while I'm the scared one. "He's not going to". I said holding his hands and squeezing it softly. "Promise"? "Yeah. I promise". I said.

In this season, Lerato finds herself in a drastic situation after her scary discovery. Thoriso on the other hand is tackling his paternity while Gregory finds love and Siviweʼs defiance takes hold. Zaza starts building her own life with nothing while Sakhile still remains the glue of the family - the one who holds everyone together.

Her past wasn't gentle let alone her present. From an orphan, to an ingenue, to an autonomous woman. Amidst chaos, her life was a complex mix of affliction, misery and bittersweet serendipity. .. The Rising Girls is a gripping mystery thriller that follows the story of Maimunah, an orphan who becomes embroiled in a life of hardship. As she navigates the dark tunnels of Dutse, a town that held secrets and she finds herself trapped in resilience to uncover the truth and determination to survive the shackles of oppression. ... "What is your name?". The tattered looking Captain asked Maimunah. With his yellow stained teeth and disheveled dirty brown hair that was yearning for a cut. Swiveling his slightly red eyes right into her eyes whilst she fidgeted with her hands. "She wouldn't say a word whatever we asked her". Liza glared at her and Maimunah realized that the woman wasn't much of a nice person after all. The man who Maimunah remembered was Zakari whispered into Captain's ear whilst Captain studied her for a moment, rendering her comfortless, and he smirked a bit. "Arewa, I will call you Arewa". ~~~ Highest Ranking: #1 Human Trafficking (19/04/) ••••• The Rising Girls. Written and published by: Kherdeeniasse.

Things never last forever, but love does... I hope you read the first book so you can enjoy the plot twists. Explore Siyabonga and Ntandokazi's journey as their love for each other is tested. But in the hard way.

Kelly has always believed that one day she will find love in the arms of a strong, sensitive man who is her equal, while traveling. She has ended relationships with men she felt were not what she needed with such coldness and never looked back, until she met Karabo. There were so many reasons they couldn't be together and yet she still wanted him, needed him. Her sense of morality , her dignity and values would be put to the test. What will she choose, Karabo or values?

At Riverstone High in Diep River, Cape Town, nothing stays private for long. When a shocking rumour spreads about Aaliyah Daniels, the entire school turns against her overnight. Whispers move faster than truth, friendships start breaking, and trust becomes dangerous. But Aaliyah knows something isn't right - the story being told about her didn't start by accident. As tensions rise, Connor finds himself pulled into the chaos after trying to defend her, while Zaynah seems to know more than she is willing to admit. Between shifting friendships, hidden secrets, and a growing web of lies, the school becomes a battlefield of rumours and betrayal. But in a place where everyone is watching everyone, the real question isn't what the truth is... It's who is willing to destroy others to hide it.

Consider a civilization that over centuries has lived on the banks of the fertile two rivers and has managed to retain its culture, traditions, and identity despite the waves of conquest and change. The Shambara are an indigenous tribe living in southern Somalia who are associated with a rich cultural history and a strong connection to the land. The meaning of the Shambara is perhaps most identified with the soil, thus influencing their farmer-like lifestyle. This tribe was among the earliest Bantu to arrive in southern Somalia, before the Galla and nomadic Somali expansions. Their history is linked to the Shungwaya civilization in present-day northern Kenya and southern Somalia during the 6th century. The Shambara have a rich and long history of governance, and their agricultural methods are remarkable. This article will discuss the history, government, land, farming, art, and culture of the Shambara tribe, and it will be seen that the tribe has a rich history that is as colorful as it is today.

American adaptation of Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger Rated TV-Y7-FV Saban Entertainment 2010s Wild Instincts awaken! Zyuoh The World!!

"𝘛𝘸𝘰 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥𝘴, 𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘪𝘭𝘺." - Phil Collins In this reimagined Kimprint on both Disney's 𝘛𝘢𝘳𝘻𝘢𝘯 animated film and Edgar Rice Burroughs's 𝘛𝘢𝘳𝘻𝘢𝘯 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘈𝘱𝘦𝘴 novel, the orphaned Christian "Tarzan" Toussaint II grows up in the remote African wilderness, raised by the gentle gorilla, Kala. When an American expedition enters the jungle, he encounters a beautiful young voyager, January "Jane" Porter, her father/fellow explorer, Professor Benjamin Q. Porter, and their huntsman, Richard Keating, and he recognizes that like them, he's human. Falling deeply in love with Jane, Tarzan is torn between embracing American civilization and staying with his gorilla family, which becomes threatened by an ulterior motive. 𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗭𝗔𝗡 « slow updates » a multifandom fic. (michael jackson x meagan good) ERA: Thriller/Victory "Thrictory" SETTING: West Africa 1800s © THEKIMPRINT, 2023

Timeline: Immediately following Chapter 79 of Decaying Eminence. Zen is not a nation of warriors. It never needed to be. Now it is occupied, its king imprisoned, its people put to work by five former holy men who found something their faith never gave them: honesty. Someone has come back for it. Not with an army - just a plan, and a king who has been waiting for a reason to act. Pathogen is a canonical companion volume to Decaying Eminence. This is a story about faith - finding it, losing it, and discovering that the answer you have been praying for was inside you the entire time. (New to the world? Check out Decaying Eminence.) Disclaimer: AI is used for grammar, spelling and punctuation only.

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The dysfunctional Class of 2026 has survived five years together. Now in their final year at Starlight Academy, rumours, social hierarchy, feuds, secrets, drama, and crushes threaten to destroy their lives before it has even truly begun. Friendships will be tested. Hearts will be broken. And not everyone will leave graduation the same. Join Starlight Academy's Class of 2K26 on their chaotic journey to graduation. Because Starlight Academy has never seen a set this daring, dramatic... or dangerous.

They came with paper and left with everything else. The paper stayed. We have been governing ourselves with their handwriting ever since. Valdara is thirty-one years free and not free at all. The Auren Empire is gone. What remains is The Registry - their administrative backbone, buried inside the Federal Union's digital infrastructure, forgotten by everyone except the ghost of the system that built it. It gives whoever finds it something the constitution never intended any single person to have: access to everything. Every contract. Every account. Every stolen valda sitting in a ghost company's ledger while a northern village buries its children. Zara Mosa found it at 2am in a government server room, on her knees on cold concrete, following a paper trail that led from a phantom road contractor to a school convoy massacre to the quiet, catastrophic center of how Valdara actually works. She is twenty-five. She is precise, patient, and furious in the specific way of someone who has watched the same theft performed on the same people for her entire life. She is going to burn it down - not with fire, but with the Aurens' own instrument. The Registry, turned against the system it was built to protect. Rowan Vael, the man hired to stop her, calls this dangerous. He is right. Zara calls it justice. She is also right. Valdara calls it nothing yet. It doesn't know she exists. Not yet. The Registry is literary political thriller - a story about colonialism's long shadow, the mathematics of corruption, and one woman's war against a system designed to survive every attempt to fix it. For anyone who has ever watched their country perform justice without delivering it.