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Issue 31 | January 2021

  • January 31, 2021
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MEET THE TEAM CREDITS EDITORIAL INTERVIEW Repositioning African Literature: a Conversation with Nnamdi Oguike FICTION A Party for Madam The Babylon Pit A Hole in the Air Burning Low Bibife…
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Credits

  • January 31, 2021
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PUBLISHER Nzube Nlebedim PHOTOGRAPHS AND ART Anjorin Feranmi IG: fabvisuals.ng Twitter: fabvisuals.ng Ene Ochayi I.G: @enny_ochayi Twitter: Itz_EnnyOchayi Facebook: Ene Ochayi PRODUCTION Nzube Nlebedim ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Patricia Udokwu, Ogunjinrin Peter, Artmosterrific,…
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Meet the Team

  • January 31, 2021
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FICTION EDITOR Nzube Nlebedim NONFICTION EDITOR Adesuwa Igbinawan GUEST POETRY EDITOR Temani Nkalolang COPY EDITORS Nzube Nlebedim & Adesuwa Igbinawan ART & PHOTOGRAPHY Anjorin Feranmi Ene Ochayi
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Editorial

  • January 31, 2021
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EDITORIAL There is a freedom redolent in African art today, and anyone perceptive to literary trends over the past six decades, starting some years before Things Fall Apart to its…
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Why do Ugandans Accept to Sell Themselves as Slaves to Kenya?

  • January 31, 2021
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In Nairobi, there is an estate known as Eastleigh (also referred to as Isili in the local language). In this estate, there are many powerful Somali businessmen, most of them…
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Suffering is a Silent Word

  • January 31, 2021
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CHARACTERS DURO ABBY (his wife) MA FLORENCE (his mother) IYA ALA (his mother-in-law) BAALE (his uncle) CALLY (his sister) WOLI NLA (prophet) AJIGBANA (native doctor) BOY THE SCENE OF THE…
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On the Road

  • January 31, 2021
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ABUBAKAR SADIQ MUSTAPHA is a story teller, a poet and an art curator. He believes in the power of photography and how it can be used towards mental health. He…
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Home Nkasiobi Mbonu

  • January 31, 2021
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NKASIOBI MBONU was born in 1994 in Owerri, Imo State. She is a poet and photographer currently based in Lagos, Nigeria. She studied Biochemistry in Babcock University, Nigeria. Writing/photography/editing are…
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A Party for Madam

  • January 31, 2021
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Work begins for me when Madam Florence Aso returns from Tuscany. The word Tuscany is very sweet in my mouth. I wake up some mornings to wiggle it in my…
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A Bride’s Price

  • January 31, 2021
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HIM The men who put numbers to the crates bite their beer-soaked lips and shake their drunk, little heads at Okorowanta’s charade. His peers, dressed in pure white, long-sleeved Senators…
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