Yoruba Stories

Kairayochukwu Okorie stopped believing in second chances especially her own. After an accident involving someone she cared about, Kaira becomes the subject of rumors she never asked for. She learns how to survive by shrinking, by avoiding the track, and by pretending she doesn't miss the life she lost. But when she's pushed to confront the past she buried, and a new student begins to see through her careful silence, Kaira is forced to ask herself what it means to move forward--not just alone, but with someone who understands what it means to carry expectations.

"Shola Cooker, don't you ever try to come at me like that again." She said with a cold voice glaring daggers at me "or else I'll be ready for you " and with that she smiled and left me perplexed. Wondering whether it was just about what I said or something else was involved.

Jasmine Oluwasolape Favour is a Lagos woman with a soft heart and a sharp mind, unfortunately, Lagos men keep testing both. Twelve men. Twelve personalities. Different faces, same audacity. From Snapchat connections to fast tracked relationships. From friends with suspicious energy to secret babies, secret wives, secret lives. From gaslighting, manipulation, lies, love-bombing, financial audacity, emotional wickedness, and men who swear they're single, on God. This is not a love story. This is a Lagos survival manual. Each chapter exposes a different kind of man, a different kind of heartbreak, and a different lesson Jasmine never asked to learn, but Lagos insisted on teaching her anyway. But above all the chaos, Jasmine remains a lover girl.

Falling in love with a married man was the last thing she ever imagined. But Qadr had other plans. He loves her, and he is willing to marry her as a second wife. Caught between her feelings, faith, family pressure, and society's judgment, she must decide: will she accept a life she never planned for, or walk away from the man she loves? Unpredictable is a story of love, sacrifice, faith, and the difficult choices that come with them.

#4 in tas #1 in Abeokuta Dedicated to all Africans who are depressed and suffer PTSD. How exactly do you explain to an African parent that you need help? Do Africans even care about the state of their mental health? How do I tell others how I feel or about my nightmares without them thinking I'm mentally unstable? Everywhere, "seek help." How exactly? All these questions bother me so much that they give me problems. Even if he agrees that I need help, everyone would see me as a psychiatric patient, as the mentally unstable girl. "I keep blaming myself for all that has happened. I mean, how could I not have seen it coming? She was practically my best friend and close to me. If only I had opened my eyes wide enough and looked closer, I would have known and probably done something. We had a fight, we didn't settle it. Before I knew it, she was gone. It upsets me more. This has been haunting me for over a year. Can I ever be normal?" #39 in stereotype #62 in insomnia #82 in singleparent #568 in nightmares #72 in African #2 in tcs #16 in secondaryschool #111 in Nigerian #28 in Yoruba #7 in middleclass On 19 September, 2020

Nene is an observer with an inferiority complex and a need to belong. The world is her classroom, and "reps" is all that matters. In a pursuit to belong, she rubs shoulders with those at the very top, including the school's headboy, Saviour, whom she shares a short-lived romance. But everything has it's consequences.

The story of Ruha.

He's Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun I'm Saima Demidunn Alhassan We are worlds apart And Yes, he's "The WizKid" see?? Worlds apart But then. The Heart Wants What it Wants Their love was never going to be easy She's Muslim, His religion Unknown with three kids from different women, they stood no chance Religiously, Socially and physically all impossible He might want things she cannot offer, and vice-versa, Trusts will be broken, hearts will be tested, compromises will be made The feeling was something different, something more and definitely SOMETHING NEW Be my guest

Dylan discovers his true identity and his ancient heritage and blood line. This takes him on a journey to his roots where he learns that things aren't always as they seem and the supernatural, very much exists.

just random thoughts😁 Of a Muslim girl😘

Highest ranking so far #3 in African 🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆🎆 "Why do you hate me?" I sighed. "I don't hate you. I just don't want you to get fat. " He chuckled Then I threw my shoe at him. --------------------------------- Toriola is your average Nigerian young adult. Completing her Masters, having a steady income, being extremely beautiful, oh and being admired by one of the most powerful Gangleader's in the whole of north America. What happens when ómó naija meets, bullets and gunshots?

This is the tale of a great warrior known as the crowd Hunter, he sacrificed everything to protect his village, his people and his family and in the end it was all for naught.

"Please, just 100 days, I promise and and it'll all be over, please"

A crazy family of six. The parents who don't seem to agree with each other on their methods of parenting. The annoying twins who keeps arguing and bickering on who's older and who should get the largest meat for being older or their endless fight on what they should wear. Then we have Darasimi, the funny, silly conflicted teenager, who's trying to live her life to the brim and can't wait to get out of her father's house to the university to do just that. And there's Dámilọ́lá,the nineteen years old three hundred level law student, who comes home once in a blue moon just to avoid her mum's drama and when she does she leaves as quickly as she comes but she can't always have her way.

A rookie warrior known as Seyi and his best friend, a hunchback known as Akin were sent on a perilous journey. This is a journey that they had not prepared for because the path leads them through The enchanted forest and across the forbidden territory, above all they are being pursued buy a bloodthirsty Herbal doctor who will stop at nothing to claim his prize. The task is to protect a child on his journey to reclaim the throne of Ede one of the provincial villages in Yoruba land. The journey is going to lead them through many dangers and unlock many mysteries, the once misfits of their village are destined to become great warriors in future, the journey unfolds.

a beautiful Nigerian girl Feranmi Davids falls for your typical bad boy Timilehin Martins who later uses her and then dumps her in another country. . Unravel the romance as Timilehin falls hard in love with her this time and he tries to prove to her that he is a changed man. . Feranmi is stuck in a love triangle in which she tries to unravel whom she loves the most. . Telling her story from the hospital bed, While trying to fight for her life, she fights for her love life too. . Enjoy the Nigerian gas gbos as you unravel this drama. Find out who she picks in the two men she fell in love with. Cover by @joko_tola

Ife ojojumo (Love Diary) Eni thought she had it all dating her boy best friend: Kelechi, who came from the richest family in Africa, but when he breaks up with her, she's left shattered and vulnerable. She finally picks herself back up but what happens when Jamaican skaterboy: Kai enters her life? Will she finally be with someone who lets her be herself? Will she finally feel free? "He probably just wanted to show you how much he likes you," She says, "I know I've not always been Kais biggest cheerleader but the more I've gotten to know him, the more I like him for you. Eni you've finally found someone who likes you totally and entirely, someone who's interested in whatever you like because you like it, someone who is dying to learn more about your culture and about you, someone who respects your dreams and wants to help you with them, someone who isn't just driven by sex and attraction but by who you are. I don't think you should throw it away just cause he occasionally fucks up. He's going to get better, he's going to grow up, that's just inevitable don't dismiss him. I hug her and she holds me tight. "You're a good friend," I tell her. "I know," She says smiling before getting out of the car.

Nigeria, year 2112. Bola wakes up in a lab, with only memories from the moments before his presumed death. Intended to be used as a weapon by the government, his modified body (and mind) is subjected to experiments. Outside the lab, the government is still as corrupt as ever and there is unrest. Only a guild of journalists stand between the people and insanity. What happens when they discover an undocumented secret lab and the even more secret Bola?

Getting into trouble was something Kimbo always seemed to be doing no matter how much he tried otherwise. his Mama just took it that he was acting up but he really wasn't, trouble just seemed to be waiting on every corner to surprise him. So when Mama's usually impeccable car drives into the school compound at five freaking thirty looking like it just battled it's way out of riot specifically aimed at denting and charring the cars formerly smooth and silver body, what's the chance of something more surprising happening? well if learning you are part of some totally out of this realm stuff, I mean celestials who you thought were myths kinda stuff, isn't more surprising to you then at least learning your history doesn't add up anymore to what you are being told is true has to hold a little sway, right? if that's not enough for you well... well... I honestly don't know but I do know that tragedies do speak volumes, so tell me what you'd do if the only person who could give you the answers you need dies just because you couldn't just delay her for one freaking minute. there's at least one lesson to be learnt though, never ever Ever EVER get caught in the middle of a fight between the Orishas.

Every one can relate to that overjoyous feeling of finishing high school. Can't wait to graduate finally be free and thrown into the world. That was how Nifè felt waiting desperately for the day of her graduation unknown to her that she would regret that day so much.