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118 Stories

  • MIGHTY TO ALL by OlaAdex231
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    In the valley of Eruwa, the earth is alive - and it's calling. When the river glows blue at midnight and the wind forms a face, two teenagers - Destiny and Peace - hear a voice no one else can: "The balance is broken. Listen, and rise." From their bloodline will come Justice, Love, Faith, Time, and Fate - a lineage forged by sacrifice, tested by corruption, and bound to heal a broken world. Destiny calls. Courage answers.
  • PURE WONDER by Tamm_Tamm
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    Tamunoemi has always been the one who walks away first. She's never been the girl who gets played. Until she is. After discovering the man she loved was living three different lives simultaneously, Tammy picks herself up the only way she knows how - a new story posted, a new face in her replies and a quiet, stubborn determination to find her way back to herself. Osaze comes easy. Charming and distant in equal measure, he's exactly the distraction she needs. But then there's Eyi. And Eyi is something else entirely. Pure Wonder is a story about a girl who had everything figured out. Until she didn't. About losing yourself in someone else and finding something better on the other side. About the men who break you, the ones who confuse you and the one who makes you question everything you thought you knew about yourself. Some people come into your life and leave fingerprints on everything. This is that story. UPDATE SCHEDULE Every Wednesday and Sunday. Follow the story so you never miss a chapter.
  • NAMBI by nessalyna18
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    "Run, Nambi, run!" my mother loudly screamed as my brothers, on my father's orders, run after me. I feel the adrenaline surge through my body as I run farther, farther from what I thought I could call a home, farther from a marriage to a 58-year-old man, farther from the norms of society that hold me down. My mother's fight for my education will be worth it. I'm coming back, but as a different person, as a different Nambi.
  • The Years Between Us by MimiScriba
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    The Years Btwn Us is an Arewa love story shaped by grief, power, and a love that arrives at the wrong time. Jamila is a widow forced into leadership after loss-disciplined, guarded, and bound by tradition and expectation. Strength becomes her armour, not by choice, but because it is what needs to be done. Abdallah is younger, restless, and still discovering who he is, unaware that some encounters alter the course of a life forever. Between them lie years society refuses to overlook, cultural boundaries drawn too deeply, and a timing that feels almost cruel. This is a story about love that was never planned, never asked for-yet refused to be ignored. #arewanovel #nigerianfiction #muslimromance #agegapromance #slowburn #widowlove #ceoromance #businessromance #culturalconflict #africanliterature #forbiddenlove #lossandhealing #loveagainsttradition #nigerianlove #contemporaryafrica #culturalconflict #muslimromance #africanliterature
  • The Art of Human Care by ashrafkhuboni
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    Some people enter your life loudly. Others arrive quietly in an Uber on a random morning and leave behind something you didn't even know you needed. A heartfelt short story about memory, kindness, migration, manhood, and the strangers who unknowingly help carry us through life.
  • My Mother's Daughter  by thatsuperwoman
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    I stood in the same room the grim reaper staring at her as she took her last breaths. Even though he was here, this time, it wasn't for me. We had always known this day was going to come so I just stood there, devoid of any emotion. The nurse finally rushed into the room to attend to her but her body was already cold. " she has no pulse," the nurse said in a high-pitched voice to her colleague. Yes, I know she has no pulse, I saw her die. On the bed lies my mother, another casualty of Nigeria's crumbled healthcare. This book takes us through Tobi's journey as she navigates loss and finds herself in Lagos, Nigeria.
  • THE MIRACULOUS MANIFESTATION by PETERGICHANEMWANGI
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    The Miraculous Manifestation follows Mama Blessing, a widowed mother in Limuru's Misri village, who struggles to raise her children in poverty and faith. One Sunday, while recording a church crusade, her cracked phone captures something no eye could see - an angel dancing in the clouds above the worshippers. When the video goes viral overnight, the quiet market woman becomes the center of national debate. Politicians mock it, pastors fight over it, Gen Z remix it into content, and reporters flood her doorstep. Yet beyond the noise lies a deeper truth: a forgotten woman, Mama Njeri - once crippled and silent after a tragic accident - stands healed before the nation, testifying to God's power. But even with evidence so clear, some doubt. Others believe. In the tension between mockery and faith, The Miraculous Manifestation asks: will you see a trick, or will you see a sign? A cinematic, Kenyan-rooted story of faith, struggle, and the battle between doubt and belief.
  • Fabiola by Xaviere_MT
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    A novel exploring the life of a young girl in an all-girl West African boarding school. Fabiola leaves her village for the first time to attend an esteemed secondary school miles away from home with high hopes and expectations. She finds her self in an unusual environment, extremely hostile and far from expectation. Acquiring an education is not all there is for Fabiola; she struggles constantly with the unpredictable nature of the environment and has her spirits lifted and her heart broken several times in the process.
  • LAYLA THE CHIEF CORNERSTONE  by fejiro4life
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    she was blamed for the death of her mother. MS Vanessa died while giving birth to her only child and daughter Layla. she tried commit suicide twice because she couldn't bear the maltreatment from her aunty, Rosaline. But that was not God's purpose for her she survived, and this time strived to be the best, she dared herself to be different and she became the chief cornerstone that even her aunt, Rosaline wanted to lean on.
  • WHAT IT COST TO BELONG  by Achalugowrites
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    In Royal elites Amira makes the rules. Break them, you disappear. kamsi will pay any price to belong. Jenny just wants her first love. Teacher Kate wants them gone whatever the cost .
  • Wazobia by Azeezbank
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    Wazobia is a non fiction story book that narrates a story of a king, King Abamo. King Abamo ruled over a town, called Waka. In his reign, King Abamo ruled with tribalism and sentiment. He was so biased that he judged people based on his selfish interest. As a consequence of his actions, he later found himself in a very serious issue, and the only person that could save him was someone he had once discriminated against. Did King Abamo eventually get the needed help? Find out from this master piece of writing. Please, download and read my book, and let me have your feedback for my improvement. It is now available on; Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/banky Lulu: Wazobia Selar: https://selar.co/m/azeez-bankole1 Thanks.
  • LOVE ECHOES by emmylove29
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    "Love Echoes" is a heartwarming and heart-wrenching tale of love, loss, and redemption. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, Nigeria, this poignant story follows the lives of two couples, Chioma and Ola, and Kola and Abina, as they navigate the ups and downs of love, tragedy, and second chances. With its rich cultural context and universal themes, "Love Echoes" is a powerful exploration of the human spirit and the enduring power of love. It's written in pidgin English... That's distinct right 😂
  • IN THE YEAR 2000 by onyemaechiii
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    Grief and nostalgia envisage Akata as he recounts the year 2000 in this short story
  • hope by isedua
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    A glimmer of hope? A possible future?
  • The Family That Reigned  by Thegr3y
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    This is about Life, Death and.. Well... Read on to find out how well you know this family.
  • Old Federal Government College by NdSukwe
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    Old FGC follows Kalu Egbe, a 13-year-old boy from Abia, who leaves his family for the first time to attend the prestigious Federal Government College Ogbade. But what he finds is far from the dream-a brutal hierarchy where senior students rule through fear, extorting, beating, and traumatizing juniors while the school staff look away in silence. As Kalu and a few close friends struggle to survive nights of abuse, hope arrives in the form of a new principal, Mr. Ogbemi, who refuses to be broken like his predecessors. But Ogbemi soon realizes that to defeat the seniors' reign, he must bring more than rules-he must bring an army.
  • Child Of The Sun. by Marypaulaokpara
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    What happen when you've been living in poverty with your family and your rich aunt takes you to america? She pays your fees. You live in the country with good water and long lasting electricity. You're separated from your family. You don't know poverty anymore. You're shy , lonely and most of all lost and confused. But God has you. Right? Ongoing book ⬆⬆
  • Dóyín    by theGoldenmornwrites
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    Growing up in Nigeria has taught fourteen year old Doyin Olalepo three things. No 1. Have sense and don't be stupid!! No 2. Always have a back up plan or else you'll die of disappointment. No 3. Don't EVER believe in any form of unrealistic nonsense, no matter how well packaged it may look. Doyin's life takes a sudden twist when an unexpected person pays her a visit , opening her eyes to a world of impossibility, and allowing her break the all knowing rules of her Nigerian survival guide.
  • Highs and lows; The struggle for identity by Magaiva10
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    "We all want to be noticed. We all crave the glamorous, wonderful things in life. That is the biggest mistake most of us make."Macdonald Christiano Ludwige Hoebeb was never meant to survive the statistics. Born in the tiny, forgotten town of Khorixas, Namibia, his early life was defined by the deafening roar of rain against a leaking zinc roof, the suffocating taste of daily maize meal, and the shadow of a father who chose cigarettes over watching his son grow up.But Macdonald refused to be another broken statistic. He swore an oath to himself in the dark: he would be the chain-breaker. He would end the generational curse of poverty.When he is sent to live with his uncle-a high-earning school principal-Macdonald thinks he has finally found his ticket out of the ghetto. Instead, the middle-class illusion shatters. Behind closed doors lies a toxic battlefield of severe alcoholism, midnight runs to communal taps because the water bills went unpaid, and weaponized family secrets.Forced to navigate a brutal high school environment, an agonizing language barrier, and the devastating sting of public humiliation, Macdonald chases validation like his life depends on it.This is not a fairytale. It is a raw, deeply honest, and unfiltered look into the highs and lows of a teenage boy fighting for his identity, battling his own vices, and discovering that the road to the top is the loneliest path of all.Will he break the curse, or will the weight of the secrets break him first?
  • CLARA by WonderfulMwendwa
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    What if the noble pursuits we dedicate our lives to are the very ones that steal away our greatest prizes? Love or ambition-which survives when both demand everything? And what if, in chasing a future, you lose the person who once made you believe you still had a heart? Clara is the story of two young souls-one drawn into the world of medicine, the other into engineering, bound by love yet pulled apart by destiny. It is a tale of fire held too close, of the beauty and danger of connection, and of learning that sometimes the hardest lesson is not losing someone else, but learning how to find yourself again in the silence they leave behind.