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Seun, hope you are not seriously thinking about not publishing her stories any longer? Its seriously no body's business if you feel for her. I kindda enjoyed her stories-as well as lola luv.

If your aim is to promote young talents go for it. If its love for Umari, then I think you should but NL up for sale, lol.

sauer: The moment some sexuall/y-confused girl comes up with cheap stories of love and romance, Nigerians just get all wired up! Come on! that storyline can't even compete where serious literatures are. A girl falls in love with her kidnapper, all so aggressively like that? Cheap! If she had used subtleties in communicating her Stockholm syndrome effect and in fact laid it out all so plain while keeping the readers wary of this untoward relationship, she might have made a little more sense. Even if does happen or doesn't (whichever), it's just so nollywoodian! Crap, I'd say!
When will Nigerians start realizing that literature doesn't lie in such blatant descriptions sordidly painted? When will their eyes open to the use of literature as a tool to pry into the deepest recesses of the readers' minds!?

Hmmm. And your point is? I see you are a critic but for what? To down-cast an upcoming writer? I tell you, she may not be a 'Chiamanda' but she's definately going to be 'Umari' and pls sir if you don't like her write-up, NL has enough space for yours.

My point is... don't kill dreams, nurture talents, encourage skills and promote your own. Except ofcourse you are from Tanzania.

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Hmmm. And your point is? I see you are a critic but for what? To down-cast an upcoming writer? I tell you, she may not be a 'Chiamanda' but she's definately going to be 'Umari' and pls sir if you don't like her write-up, NL has enough space for yours.

My point is... don't kill dreams, nurture talents, encourage skills and promote your own. Except ofcourse you are from Tanzania.

classic!

Don't mind me o. Its good to be you sometimes. I am just being me.

This Is really good! I want to read more.