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Ehya |
Until tomorrow you go know |
Hian |
Tell them I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature (09011639568) no advance payment |
Regurgitated article. But still valid |
Ponmo wey go soon end up for market.. Is it not NIgeria again |
Igbo Amaka |
Baba GO SLOW is going slow as usual... ... |
If only trained his kids the right way..... |
greggng:Smh |
I concur |
Lol |
... If government do drainage instead of maintaining it they turn it to dustbin.. Now they've seen the effect.... |
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The rich.... Fraternize with the rich |
Make e pay them first I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature (09011639568) no advance payment |
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kponkedenge:Everyone knows this... But when it happens in Africa, we run to westerners for aids. |
British-born Nigerian Writer Lesley Nneka Arimah has won the 20th edition of the Caine Prize for African Writing for her short story ‘Skinned'.  Her satirical short story Skinned focuses on the challenges faced by women in African societies still dominated by traditional rituals. The story follows the fortunes of Ejem, who comes from a culture where girls are uncovered at a certain age and go naked until they are claimed by a husband. The 36-year-old told the Literary Hub that the idea came from a conversation about the difference between married and single women in Nigeria: “A newly wed friend marvelled at how her family - usually difficult - became easy going after her wedding. Marriage gave unconventional women cover to be themselves, we observed.” In her acceptance speech , Arimah emphasised that African writers should centre the African gaze . To her fellow shortlisted writers , she said : “ Your stories have added to the profile of African literature, adding the many voices that we need to illuminate who we are . The chairperson of the judging panel, Peter Kimani, described the story as a "unique retake of women’s struggle for inclusion in a society regulated by rituals". Arimah was shortlisted for the award in 2017 and her debut collection What It Means When A Man Falls From The Sky was published to critical acclaim the same year. The Caine Prize, which is worth $12,500 (£10,000) is awarded for a short story published in English. It was established in 2000 with the aim of bringing African writing to a wider international audience. Source: https://listwand.com/nigerian-writer-lesley-nneka-arimah-wins-2019-caine-prize
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Waste of Ultimatum. |
Waste of Ultimatum |
Staff of the Nsawam Branch of the GCB Bank have been shocked over the death of their former colleague, Agnes Asempana who committed suicide by hanging. They disclosed to MyNewsGh.com on Monday morning that the deceased never showed any signs of depression or gave any slightest idea that something was bothering her as at last Friday, July 5, 2019. “We share jokes do things in common. There was nothing to suggest that she was faced with a problem or was troubled over something”, one of them revealed. Agnes Asempana committed suicide by hanging at Ayekotse, a suburb of Suhum Municipality in the Eastern Region Her partially naked body was found dangling in a room with a nylon rope fastened to her neck at the scene of the crime. Sources reveal that the deceased last Friday, July 5, 2019, visited her two-bedroom apartment to pick some items only to commit suicide over what is yet to be established. It was her younger brother, Bajerisong Lazarus who found her in that state at about 4pm when he went to visit her. Eastern Regional Police Public Relations Officer (PRO), DSP Ebenezer Tetteh who confirmed the incident to MyNewsGh.com has revealed that no external marks of violence were detected to suggest foul play. The body has since been deposited at the Suhum Government Hospital mortuary pending an autopsy, while the Police have commenced investigations into the incidents. Colleagues are however shocked as to what could have triggered the deceased to take her own life in such a barbaric manner. Close sources are pointing to the fact that it could be linked to a disappointment in relationship or job-related challenges which she has concealed. Source: https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/GCB-Bank-staff-suicide-Colleagues-shocked-761736
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Is it not the Fulani that i know... Expect more of this RUGA has made them mad |
Calm Thief |
Fear Women |
There was a country ... ... |
This old shrinkled man |
James James... I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature (09011639568) no advance payment |
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