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princesa: why are you scattering this storyndo o. I be nairaland JJC. So I was just creating a new post. But makes sense now. I will put in one place. |
PART I and II can be read here: https://www.nairaland.com/1493303/class-5-unlikely-heroes-unlikely Background: Class 5 if a tweet fiction story written live on twitter by @ofilispeaks on the #ofilix hashtag It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see - Henry David Thoreau Part III (Who Am I?): My name is Chichi...and I hate my fucking boobs! Yes my boobs! #ofilix Sometimes, I just wish I could cut them off and put them in a DHL package and mail them back to God! #ofilix I can't walk into a room without them being the center of attention. It's always them...not me. Never me. #ofilix I can't lie, they have gotten me favors in the past. But they weigh me down more than they pull me up. #ofilix I long for that feeling. The feeling of being invisible. The feeling of walking into a room without a 1000 people starring. #ofilix Or accidentally grazing my chest =/ #ofilix And my curly hair and half-caste skin don't help fend the attention. Both products of the fusion between my Dad and Mum. #ofilix My Dad a white Oil&Gas expat, who knocked up my Mum a Nigeria..in a Luxury hotel on the Island. At least it was a luxury hotel..sigh #ofilix If you ask my Mum she would tell a different story. She likes to act like she is above prostituting but that's what she is. #ofilix And me...the convenient mistake. Under normal circumstances I should not be here. I should be aborted...unknown...unborn. #ofilix But luckily my Dad was loaded. So my Mum kept me as her bridge to success. She swears she loves me....but I think not. #ofilix The only thing she loves is the fact that she can financially exploit my Dad with me. At least I am alive... #sarcasm #ofilix I wish I was dead. My life is a fucking depressing dump. I smile as a decoy to cove rup the emptiness inside. An abused child #ofilix Abused physically, emotionally and ... #ofilix The first time it happened I was 12...but my boobs were already 22! #ofilix Too young to understand, too young to fight. So I just stayed there...like a b##% abused till he came or got tired. I can't remember #ofilix He being one of my Mum's clients in her imaginary world of No-I-am-not-a-prostitute but yet fucking all around the place. #ofilix It happened so fast and left me scarred, physically and emotionally. Blood splattered over my bed covers...blood of innocence gone #ofilix And my Mum. I tried to tell her the 1st time it happened. But my words were terminated with a slap and a.... #ofilix "why is there blood all over your bed covers I just washed those sheets. Do you think I am your servant." and then another slap #ofilix I kept quiet after that. I realized at that point...at 12d, that if I was to make it thru life. It will be me, nobody but me. #ofilix People like to say the world has some good in it. But I think there are parts of the world that are filled with evil people. #ofilix My classmates think I am blessed. They don't know about the suicide thoughts, the depression, the abuse. But yet I smile. #ofilix To be honest, I can deal with the sexual abuse. I have become numb to it, one day I will be stronger, I will fight back. #ofilix But what hurts the most is not having a father figure. He is too busy drilling for Oil in the ground & in the beds of luxury hotels. #ofilix He must be good, cause he gets paid and look, he drilled inside my Mum and created me. #sarcasm #ofilix At least I get some respite at my boarding school. Away from the turmoil, from the abuse just for a few days. #ofilix I can't like its a nice school. At least my fake Dad knows the value of an education or maybe he is making up for his absence. #ofilix He never fails to pay my school fees. But probably does not remember my birthday. How can he? #ofilix Rumor has it that the day I was born, he was fucking another woman. #ofilix At least in school I am a celebrity. I take that back, my boobs & hair are celebrities. I am just the limo that transports them #ofilix But I act the part...the part of the limo driver watching all my boobs fake friends smile. Like they actually like me. #ofilix Even teachers get in on the action. Last week, the English teacher told me how great a writer I was. That's funny, I write like crap #ofilix The English teacher loved it though & hugged me in a funny this-is-inappropriate-way. Did I mention, our English Teacher is female #ofilix But it was hilarious seeing her face when I wrote about the student who killed an absive teacher with a fork. #wink #ofilix I may be weak, but I have my way of fighting back. I don't think he will try that again. #ofilix O did I mention, I got pregnant last year. No big deal thought, I handled it. Maybe if the guy was a rich expat I would have kept it #ofilix But sadly it was the fucking Physics teacher with his beat up Toyota Camry and fake smile. #ofilix I swear that guy will Bleep anything with 2 legs, even an Ostrich. #ofilix I would like to say he abused me..but I knew what I was getting into. I let it happen or did I? #ofilix Sometimes I think the problem is that I smile too much. I keep everything inside...I need to get angry a lot more. #ofilix But the last time I got angry, I almost killed someone. I promise I am not violent...just frustrated. #ofilix It was 2 weeks ago. Another senior boy trying to act or lovey on me. I smile and try to move on, but this one will not agree. #ofilix He became really aggressive and insulting. Call me a LovePeddler and my father a crook. #ofilix I don't know what tripped inside, but I got really angry. Like a fresh anger, I just imagined myself crushing his head. #ofilix But then I realized he was no longer yelling at me. He was just yelling and grabbing his head as blood came down his nose #ofilix I was too terrified and confused...I just bolted out the room. #ofilix "What does this mean?" my English Teacher yells. She is talking to the Daydreamer. #ofilix That dude is always lost. I wonder what the Bleep he thinks about...and in the last few days he has been looking at me funny. #ofilix Funny, because he is not starring at my boobs, he is actually looking at me. Maybe he knows what happened. Maybe he saw #ofilix What did I do? What can I do? Who am I? to be continued.... #ofilix |
Sometimes what we perceive as our weakness...is actually our greatest strength! Class 5: Unlikely Heroes, Unlikely Powers, Unlikely Circumstances (part II) The Not So Happy Weirdo WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT I hate school! Like really fucking hate school. #ofilix My name is Happiness, but I rarely smile. I guess my nickname should be Oxymoron, cause that's really how I feel #ofilix I mean who the Bleep names their child "Happiness?" Of all the names in the world! "Happinesss" what there to be happy about? #ofilix I have pimples more active than an Oil Well. My hair is as Kinky as a stripper in a strip club. And my LIPS...LARGE. #ofilix My life is not a fairy tale and definitely not a caterpillar waiting to become a butterfly. Its a caterpillar fighting for survival #ofilix A caterpillar stuck in a class full of butterflies. Why? I have no boobs, my ass is nothing to write home about. And my hair... #ofilix Well let's not go there. I wish I was like Chichi with long curly hair and skin the texture of luscious leather. Everyone likes her #ofilix But I hate her. "Why is she so fucking perfect!" sorry for cursing. I curse a lot, but in my head. I am too weak to get punished. #ofilix At least there is Physics. o physics...Mr. Boateng, our physics teacher. The only one who knows I exist. The only one who listens... #ofilix Why only yesterday, I told him how I was able to recharge my TIGER battery by simply rubbing it in my hair. #ofilix I know he thought I was lying but it was true....well at least he listened. Cause no one else would. No one #fml #ofilix I wish someone would though. Because of late my body has been changing. Not puberty...cause I still have no fucking boobs. #ofilix Or maybe it is...who knows. I mean last night, I could swear the light bulb in our hostel, flickered every time I blinked. #ofilix And let's not forget about the fact that I have never gotten malaria! I mean in Nigeria! That like not having AIDS in... #ofilix You know what...never mind. The crazy fact is not the malaria but the fact that I have never been bitten by a mosquito in my life #ofilix Something about me pushes them away...repels them. I am like super insect repellant! #ofilix But there was that one day...the day I hit my head on the dormitory lockers. I mean like wtf...who leaves lockers oepn in the dark NEPA light? #ofilix The requires several stitches and a not so flattering bald cut. Not the best days of my life. #ofilix It was not because of the mockery...I mean Mrs. No Boobs...I am used to that already.#ofilix It was the fact that I got bitten by insects...all sorts of insects. Not a big deal under normal circumstances, but this was quite different. #ofilix I had never been bitten by an insect before! So you can understand I did not react too well. But as soon as my hair came back... #ofilix The bites stopped. I think my hair has something to do with everything. #ofilix That's not the sort of thing you tell people. They might think I am crazier than I already am. And I think I am crazy enough. #ofilix "What does irony mean!" the teacher yells. Breaking my thought pattern. I realize that i am still in fucking English class. #ofilix And that poor bloke, the daydreamer has no idea what the answer is. Poor chap, but brilliant. I wonder what he dreams about. #ofilix Probably girls with big boobs...fine girls with no pimples. Definitely not me...the funny one. The weird one...the Oxymoron. #ofilix #Oxymoron A girl named "Happiness" that fucking hates herself and the world. To be continued at http://ofilispeaks.com ... #ofilix |
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Class 5: Unlikely Heroes, Unlikely Powers, Unlikely Circumstances (part I) Background: Class 5 if a tweet fiction story written live on twitter...this is just the beginning Inside of us lies immeasurable power...waiting to be set free! I hate school! But not for the reasons you think. You see my mind…its different. I can feel the thoughts around me. #ofilix Not hear them…feel them! #ofilix I mean I could feel the pain of ChiChi…the hottest chick in class…the stunner. The one Emeka & Ayo fantasize about every minute. #ofilix I know it, cause I can feel their thoughts too. Their dirty teenage thoughts. #ofilix But back to ChiChi…curly long hair, tall, pretty and smart all packed into a body of perfection. The most popular girl in class. #ofilix Correction: The most popular girl in school. #ofilix Everyone wants to be like her even boys&especially girls. Girls like Happiness. I don’t need to read her thoughts to figure that out #ofilix But if only she knew. if only she know the pain, the abuse, the suffering and the emptiness that ChiChi feels…that Chichi suffers #ofilix But my thoughts are cut short. Its our English teacher…equipped with the cleanest British accent. So clean the Queen would blush.#ofilix With my ability…I should pass all my classes. And I do…simply by listening to the thoughts of the smarter kids! #ofilix Now I am not a Lazy Cheat. I do study and I love science. And I crave to listen to the conversations in people’s minds. #ofilix Their different perspectives, help give me a well rounded view point and comprehensive answers in Tests and Exams. #ofilix But sadly my powers are useless against English or any Language for that matter. #ofilix You see there is no right or wrong answer most of the times in English and as for Yoruba, well people think in Yoruba. #ofilix And that does not help me =( #ofilix So you can understand how I feel at this moment. The start of English period…the fake accents. It gives me a headache! #ofilix Not just any headache! Not the take-one-panadol-and-be-fine headache. Its the what the Bleep is inside my head headache! #ofilix Actually my headaches started 2 weeks ago. Roughly around the time I entered Chichi’s mind. I think she felt me inside her head #ofilix Cause she has been looking at me funny. I mean nobody looks at me under normal circumstances. Headaches…headaches…headaches #ofilix Its a deep throbbing headache. As if something artificial is in my head, pressing against my skull behind my left eye. It hurts… #ofilix Just like the dreams for the past 2 weeks…it hurts. In my dreams its the same scene. #ofilix I am kissing a hot chick…sometimes its Genevieve, other times its Halle berry. I think last night it was Michelle Obama =/ #ofilix But it never goes beyond the kiss. I want to go further, but every time I think the thoughts…I feel something cold behind my head. #ofilix I hear the trigger squeeze…I see the chamber turn. I smell the spark impact the bullet and i feel it caress the barrel of the gun #ofilix I even compute the velocity of the bullet…but nothing ever happens. Or maybe it does. But I always wake up at that part #ofilix I always wake up, with a throbbing headache! The same headache I now felt in class during my dreaded English peroid. #ofilix The headache…my head. The dream…the gun…the kiss…what does it all mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? #ofilix “What does it mean?” my English teacher yells angrily, nearly exposing her hidden Nigerian accent. #ofilix “What does what mean?” I respond almost startled. “What does Irony mean?” she yells. “I am sorry I don’t know” is my response #ofilix The whole class laughs at my response. My inability to define Irony. #ofilix “How can a boy who enters peoples minds fail to see what’s going on in his head?” That is the real irony…to be continued at http://ofilispeaks.com #ofilix |
lol...Nigeria a country of one. The greatest trick amalgamation played on us. I pray for the day a Yoruba man can be governor of Enugu state without issue. But that's a loooooooooooong way from happening. Its all about where you are from. |
How Intelligence Kills: Our Dangerous Addiction To Intelligence, Religion and White People is a collection of essays and sketches ... written while I was in Nigeria between 2011 and 2013. The book is a product of the cultural clashes that occurred between the Nigerian world I grew up in and the American world I lived in for 10 years. On returning home, my eyes were open to a lot of things that made sense growing up but no longer do now. From our educational system to our religious system, things had changed. Tell me what you think and if you want longer excerpts. Excerpts On Gay Marriage "I confess that I don’t see the big hoopla around gay marriage. I mean I could care less what two consenting men do behind closed doors. Except if the men happen to be politicians deciding how to steal "our"…I take that back…Niger Deltan's oil money. I confess that I am less worried about two men screwing each other and more worried about a politician screwing an entire nation…over and over again!" http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1296689049/how-intelligence-kills-the-inappropriate-truthOn Religion “Three years later, I found myself several thousand miles from secondary school at a church in Houston, Texas, but this time nobody was speaking in tongues or binding out demons. Instead they talked to God in gentle whispers, completely the opposite to the yelling and shouting I was used to back at home. Also, church actually started and finished on time; and on Sunday you could actually go an entire day without some random person asking you the guilt-seeking have-you-gone-to-church question. And my scary dreams? Well, they suddenly disappeared. It was as if the Devil and his whole crew of demons were denied visas at the American Embassy. And I can totally relate to that…” http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1296689049/how-intelligence-kills-the-inappropriate-truthOn Education "The fact is that our road networks, like our educational systems are built on a system of memorization; you either know the directions or you don’t. There is no logic to navigating the roads…if you get lost…ask for directions or ask jeeves I mean Jesus. But in the western world, if you ask for directions, you are told to head north or south and then to take exit number X or Y. Even the exits are numbered according to the number of miles between exits. It is a very logical system...their roads were probably planned by people who sucked at memorizing." http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1296689049/how-intelligence-kills-the-inappropriate-truth NOTE: I confess that this book will be one of the most candid and honest books you would have read in a long time. I advise that if you are not ready to get your head smacked with the book, you should drop it, ‘cause it would change your perceptions about a lot of things. But then again, I confess that this book will make you laugh, so you should not really drop it... http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1296689049/how-intelligence-kills-the-inappropriate-truth
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MSB365: Honestly, l cant explain my feelings for some days now, l am a 2013 batch C-supposed-corper but my name was on the exemption lists as a result of Age terminal. As much as l tried to forget this painful act,l could not just take my mind off because l keep asking, if those that served stil look for job,what is my fate now that l didnt serve. I always believed that "to serve Nigeria is not by force" but Now, l understood why those (politicians not corpers) that claimed to be serving nigeria never want to stop serving.O boy I fit bye your exemption letter...lol |
breathing: Goodmorning. It's not every book one can post here, the authors wouldn't like that. Anyway, in this case, maybe we should start off with Chimamanda Adichie's 'The thing around your neck'. It's a collection of short stories, most or all of which are available online. I could post the stories here while we discuss them one after the other, I already found an interesting reading guide for it. With time we'd find other easily accessible books too. What do you think.Well said. One has to be careful. Spoke with Farafina COO and one of their main issues are illegal copying of their books by pirates and online. Adichie would vex. |
So last month we asked the simple question “Would Nigerians Read Books on Mobile Phones?” and the answer was a debatable YES see response here https://www.nairaland.com/1317875/nigerians-read-books-android-phones Based on this @farafinabooks has made available part of Chimamanda Adichie’s Americanah on Nigerian mobile phones for free! Basically if you have an android device you can download the first couple of chapters of the book at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks Now if enough people download the free version of the book, @farafinabooks says they will make available the full book. Don’t believe ... see the tweet below (no be photoshop o) The question is can we get 1000+ downloads of Americanah before next week? If yes, then we potentially can get farafina and other Nigeria publishers to make more books like Ameriancah available for Nigerians on mobile devices. Want to read another book? Then tell us what you would you like to read below. Stay awesome...keep reading... and ride with us at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks Okadariders Association President
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I got introduced to this section through Michael Oritogun this past weekend. Basically I am with okadabooks a local epublishing firm geared towards discovering/publishing up and coming Nigerian authors. What we basically do is help bloggers/writers convert their blogs/diaries into actual epub books. Not only that but the writers can get to place their complete works on mobile devices all across Nigeria and even charge for their completed works. It's a cool way to evolve as a writer. We have worked with blog writers such as Tunde Leye of http://tlsplace./ and Umari Ayim of http://stories.umariayim.com/ We have also work with established publishers including farafina and have books such as Chimamanda Adichie's Americanah and Eghosa Imasuen's Fine Boys on the okadabooks app, you can read them here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks We are currently working on a partnership with farafina where they get to review some of the titles submitted to okadabooks for potential publishing deals. A lot of this is evolving and not finalized but it is a good opportunity to turn your passion/hobby into something bigger if you sha want. If you are interested in this or have any queesions then shoot me an email at okada@okadabooks.com or drop a comment below. And lest I forget do check out the app at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks so that you can see what we are talking about. Stay awesome! ofilispeaks of http://ofilispeaks.com okadariders association president Check out some converted titles...
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Know your rights...download the Nigerian constitution to your Android device for free at http:///okadabook |
The reading culture of Nigerians has been on a steady decline for some time now. The decline can be attributed to many factors from a tough economy to a general lack of reading interest in the younger generation. Some have even gone as far as blaming the poor reading culture on mobile devices. So there is a new app called okadabooks that is putting Nigerian books on mobile phones in a bid to get people to read on phones. The app has a diverse collection of books from Nigerian authors and even past WAEC/JAMB questions with answers. This all sounds like a good idea, but the question is will Nigerians actually read and buy books on their phone and will students actually study with their phones. Check out the app at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks and let us know what you think about it and the Nigerian reading culture in general. https://ofilispeaks.com/wp-content/uploads/Collage-Okadabook-covers.jpg |
We are working on a free book app for Nigerians that has past JAMB questions and answers for over 5 years. The subjects are: Biology, Commerce, Accounts, English, Chemistry, Government, Physics, Economics and CRK. I am basically trying to get feedback nairalanders with Android phones on how the app performs and if the idea of studying for exams with mobile phones will even work in Nigeria. The app and all the questions can be downloaded for free at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks https://ofilispeaks.com/wp-content/uploads/JAMB-screenshot-1-e1371863884536.png Any feedback is appreciated...even the negative ones =) |
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nadia_SA: Shameheck yeah! It happened inside the room ![]() |
Abegi joor...is it not the same PH with no roads...will the children swim to the new school ![]() |
Is it just me or does N300,000,000 not feel like too small for a quality road project? I mean one (1) house in Lekki can cost N100 million? Is he saying that the road is 3 Lekki houses away from perfection ![]() |
Feeling bored? NEPA has taken light? Then upgrade your mobile phone with free ebooks by African Authors adapted to your mobile phone. There are over 100 free books available for you to download. First, you need to download the okadabook android app here and it is free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks Enjoy the free ride… |
Working on a mobile book reading app specifically for the Nigerian market. Let me know what you think about the BETA version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks |
The first time I heard about Biafra was while reading the Steve Jobs autobiography by Walter Isaacson. The second time I heard about it was while watching the Nigerian version of the Rick Ross “Hold Me Back” video. To put this in perspective, I lived in Nigeria for 18 continuous years, went to nursery school, primary school, secondary school and if it counts A-level college…all in Nigeria. I did Social Studies and History along the way…took numerous notes and read plenty text books. And at no time in my long Nigerian school history was I taught about the Biafran war. It did not appear in my JAMB exam, common entrance exam, JSS exam or SSCE exam or any of the many exams the average Nigerian kid is blessed forced to write. And I definitely did not see any documentary’s on TV or radio. It was as if the war never happened… Or at least we like to act like the war never happened. It was as if we went out of our way to erase every trace of the war from our memory. It is omitted from our history and our educational curriculum. So the only history we have has been largely oral, from the stories of people who experienced the war to others who heard stories from those that experienced the war. And for years this is how the war has been documented…orally….from generation to generation. And perhaps one day we would all wake up and find the war erased from our memories. But it won’t disappear…because civil war did not end in 1970, it still goes on today. It is not in the same bloody manner as the first civil war, there are no guns being shot, explosion being triggered, there are no children starving or armies fighting…there is none of that. Instead the war has shifted into stealth mode…a quiet war. An ethnic type of war fought in small pockets across Nigeria, on our streets, in our schools and in our politics. It is a kind of clandestine war of ethnicity that pits one ethnic group against the other. People want to hire their own tribe, others want to marry from their own village all because this ethnic group hates that other ethnic group and so on. Nigeria as we stand is united on paper but fragmented in reality. Fragmented, largely, because we have chosen not to remember face our history. But until we face the past, we will not be ready to face the future. Until we can discuss, teach and debate about the civil war in our classrooms and radio stations we will continue to wage a quiet civil war. We would try and patch it with presidential rotations (south and north) and other quasi solutions, but it would not solve anything until we tackle our issues head on. But sadly Nigeria suffers from severe memory loss. Not because we can’t remember, but because it is easier to forget. Forgetting requires no effort. So we forget events and dates. We even forget the meaning of the words in our National Anthem, for instance…“the labors of our heroes past shall never be in vain…” Because for years the labors of our heroes past has been in vain. Because we forgot what they died fighting for. We forget that on June 12th 1993 a certain man IBB cancelled, for no reason what so-ever, the freest and fairest presidential election in Nigerian history. And that as recent as 2011 that same man IBB…the one who for no reason cancelled the 1993 presidential election attempted to run for President. It takes a nation that forgets for that to even happen. If June 12th had been made a public day or better yet the national democracy day, I doubt that IBB would have been bold enough to even think of running. And while we are on the topic of forgetfulness, let’s not forget about Ken Saro Wiwa, civil rights activist who led a peaceful protest against the destruction of the Ogoni land by big oil companies, only to be tried and hanged murdered by a kangaroo court. What happened after his death? Did Ogoni land get better? Did we get a Ken Saro Wiwa holiday? Or a Ken Saro Wiwa Federal road? In fact according to the guardian UK, the Nigerian senate rejected proposals for an annual Ken Saro-Wiwa Day, rejected proposals to have a street named after him and ultimately rejected proposals to have a national monument created in his honor. It was as if his death like the war never happened. And we need to change that. It is a travesty when our children know more about the American Civil war and World Wars than they do about the Civil War that happened in their own background. That is outrageous. Nigeria needs to start telling its history to its children. Our children like me should not have to learn about Nigeria from foreigners that live thousands of miles away. That has to change. Now I am not saying we should talk about the war to figure out who is right or wrong, which I think is the fear of many. I believe we need to talk about the war and other ethnic issues so that we can become comfortable with ethnicity. The moment Nigerians become comfortable and can discuss freely about ethnicity with other ethnic groups, that is the moment the civil war will begin to end. I conclude with the words of Stephen Colbert: “There’s an old saying about those who forget history. I don’t remember it, but it’s good.” In the same way there are many things Nigeria can learn from its history. Ironically we don’t remember them…but we swear it’s good! Let’s remember our history… source: http://ofilispeaks.com/history |
Dewze: I believe he can indeed build ten clinics with $1m+120m Naira, but will the same amount also pay for maintainance and staffing for the preceeding months?Good question... |
Geomac: Ethnicity should not be a factor to be considered in electing the next governor. Gov. Amaechi, what happens to merit?could not have said it better! |
Smart move...this is what Blackberry should have done to stay relevant in Africa (a low end basic phone with BBM)...but they are all over Alicia Keys. |
cadno: I agree with u 100%, Benzion72, Nigerians dont read, we only read to pass exams. I was shocked myself when I went out to look for an eReader in the market, nobody even understood what I was even saying !!!!If you have an Android phone, you can try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.okadabooks free epub reader on Android phone with legal epubs for download. |
Does anyone know how I can get in touch with Tecno or Infinix in Nigeria? I have been searching their website but can't find anything about their Nigerian office or branch. |
Caracta: Ok...nice. Methinks you need to include my bookNo yawa...send your book or short story to us at http://okadabooks.com/publish/ can't wait to read it =D |
ciphoenix: what genre are covered?all sort, Adventure, educational (past WAEC/JAMB questions and answers), Classics (Alice In Wonderland), African (Eghosa's Fine Boys) and loads of Free classics. |
Let's go! Trust my eagles to wreck havoc! |
okadabooks application for reading free Nigerian ebooks is also good. Still in beta mode https://play.google.com/store/search?q=okadabook&c=apps but looks promising. |

"I confess that I don’t see the big hoopla around gay marriage. I mean I could care less what two consenting men do behind closed doors. Except if the men happen to be politicians deciding how to steal "our"…I take that back…Niger Deltan's oil money. I confess that I am less worried about two men screwing each other and more worried about a politician screwing an entire nation…over and over again!"
“Three years later, I found myself several thousand miles from secondary school at a church in Houston, Texas, but this time nobody was speaking in tongues or binding out demons. Instead they talked to God in gentle whispers, completely the opposite to the yelling and shouting I was used to back at home. Also, church actually started and finished on time; and on Sunday you could actually go an entire day without some random person asking you the guilt-seeking have-you-gone-to-church question. And my scary dreams? Well, they suddenly disappeared. It was as if the Devil and his whole crew of demons were denied visas at the American Embassy. And I can totally relate to that…” 