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In Another Man’s Land (Episode 2)

Oluwabukola Olabode2 years ago2 years ago211 mins

Follow-up and Disappointment are 5 & 6 Previously on IN ANOTHER MANS LAND “He no go go anywhere!” One of the other men under the tent interjected strongly. I gave him the “so you were listening” look. “Na him be the head of the oracle in his village, he cannot do what he is saying.”…

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Drip Drip | Church Chronicles 7

Oluwabukola Olabode3 years ago3 years ago11 mins

“Calm down now. Your phone selfie camera is on. Look into it and act like you’re enjoying the drip. Drip drip,” Eucharia said to herself, batting her eyelashes at the camera. Ifeanu rolled her eyes as both walked down the road to Chapel. “Drip ko. In this land of UI. Two weeks of school stress…

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How to Read Books Online or Download for free

Oluwabukola Olabode4 years ago4 years ago11 mins

Books, novels, comics, academic books…all summed up as books are a necessity to humans, especially you who are reading right now. It doesn’t matter what genre it is, whether self-published or not, it doesn’t even matter if it’s a bestseller or not. Books are great companions in times of solitude.  To me, nothing beats having…

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Eagle Eyes–Christian Thriller (LET IT SHINE MAG)

Oluwabukola Olabode3 years ago3 years ago01 mins

Rayo turned again in her bed and pulled the Ankara bed cover over her legs just in time. She had just prevented a day-old mosquito from landing on her ankle with its proboscis. She closed her eyes and tried to resume her sleep. But something was just not right and she kept on closing and…

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E fit Shock You – Church Chronicles Season 2

Oluwabukola Olabode3 years ago3 years ago21 mins

E don tey wey me and you don jam for this space. Na exam I write write write oh. I say I no get time to dey write again. For how many months wey he be like that? I con tell myself “After exam, you go con resume.” Na wetin I think be that. But…

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Editor’s Note (LET IT SHINE MAG)

Oluwabukola Olabode4 years ago4 years ago01 mins

One score and two, United and standing…these tush themes were dancing around in my head till “let it shine” stuck as chewing gum does to cloth. I don’t know how you hear from God, but I knew this was it when it was it—the final word. Shining your light might mean doing what others can’t…

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Light like this (LET IT SHINE MAG)

Oluwabukola Olabode4 years ago4 years ago02 mins

The day gave birth to the night The moon swagged in the air In a world full of darkness Light wraps me up in its flame. My sanity drove them crazy My purity brought them harm They are irritated by my power Disgusted at my move to empower. Insult were sent, rumours was brewed Traps…

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THE PLAYLIST CHAPTER THREE

Oluwabukola Olabode4 years ago4 years ago01 mins

“Sister Bimbo,” he called, before realizing that he didn’t know what appropriate prefix to add to her name. “Sister Bimbo,” he called again. He placed his ear on the door to listen to whatever she had to say. All he heard was the loud song.

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Life After School ep 5
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Life After School: Once Upon a Finalist Episode 5

Oluwabukola Olabode2 years ago2 years ago21 mins

Anonymous: Nobody will be giving you money again. Hearty: What are your plans after this BSc? I know God has plans for you. So, have you been thinking about it?Anonymous: (Whispers with a hint of laughter) Yes, I’ve been thinking about it.

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Heels and Valleys Chapter Four

Oluwabukola Olabode4 years ago4 years ago01 mins

“I used to say that if you had come as a boy, you would still be the same you. You’re doing so well, you would easily outrun men of your age,” he shifted on his chair. “that hasn’t changed, but in truth, you’re trying way too hard. What point are you trying to prove still?”

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