Hi everyone! It’s been a while. Did you follow The Brotherhood? The book is finally out. You can buy it here, on Okadabooks and on Amazon. In the meantime, i’m working on another series for you, it’s going to be FREE! If you followed The Brotherhood, tell me what you thought about itContinue reading Have You Read The Brotherhood?
Hi there, I trust that you’ve enjoyed the series so far. Well, this series is not a long one, so this is the last episode that I will be posting here. The concluding part, as well as the entire story is available right here, on Okadabooks and Amazon. Please share your thoughts about the series. I’ll appreciate them!Continue reading The Brotherhood Part 7
They sat at the table in the quiet bar, staring at their drinks but not drinking it. Each man occupied with his own thoughts. “We need to get professional help, Gbenga. I want my own children!” They had argued heatedly about it. Gbenga not willing to submit himself to another doctor and Nife, no longerContinue reading The Brotherhood Part 6
Ben sat in the spacious living room in Bella’s house and stared at the white rug with a black flower at the center. He wondered how anyone could have a white rug, how did they maintain it? His eyes travelled to the soft grey chairs that formed a semi-circle in front of a glass tableContinue reading The Brotherhood Part 5
What if I deposit my money into your account…? Chidi picked his teeth with a sharp wooden stick. On the dining table before him were the empty plates of garri and okro soup. The stock fish from the soup was stuck in between his molars and he was sweating profusely. Above him, the fan slowedContinue reading The Brotherhood Part 4
He could see her face, the sorrow and the sudden beauty that shone forth when she smiled. She had looked out of the window as he talked about the medication he was prescribing. She had looked so despondent, that he was certain that he had never seen anyone that way. He couldn’t stop thinking aboutContinue reading The Brotherhood Part 3
Ben drew a final stroke with his brush and stepped back to view his latest creation, the painting of a tired-looking woman roasting boli by a refuse dump. Setting down his brush on the high stool beside him, he gave it a closer look. Had he created enough light? Was her head a little biggerContinue reading The Brotherhood Part 2